Other ads in the campaign depicted submerged cities with octopuses, underwater traffic jams and flooded factories forced to let bubbles out of their chimneys. It was just the cold season in South Africa, where winter comes from May to July. This image of a snow globe evokes childhood memories while the melting snowman stirs emotions in the viewer. Can you imagine a world where you can no longer build a snowman, go bogganing, or go skiing? 4. It’s a shocking realization made all the more powerful by the melting Earth’s ice cream.
The ad was created by Belgium-based agency
VVL/BBDO and launched in June 2004. WWF is the world’s largest independent conservation group, supported by more than 5 million supporters in more Belgium WhatsApp Number List than 90 countries. In total, they are working on approximately 1,300 projects around the world. WWF’s mission is to “stop environmental destruction.” This vivid design uses familiar objects to effectively highlight the issue of global warming. 3. NRDC: Turn off the lights (stop global warming) The University of Texas created this simple-looking ad for the American organization Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). The great thing about this ad is that, thanks to special ink, the image on the right lights up when you turn off the lights – a trap set in the campaign’s message.
The ad is one of a trilogy the other two depicting
Coral and mountains – and all environments depicted in the campaign flourish when the lights go out. NRDC has been described by the New York Times Paraguay Phone Number List as “one of the most powerful environmental organizations in the country.” The organization itself succeeds by combining “the expertise and legal influence of more than 350 lawyers, scientists and experts with the grassroots power of 1.4 million members and online activists. Protection. The ad, which depicts a dog on floating ice, creates a subtle but effective juxtaposition, and is disturbingly straightforward.
