84 x 59.5cm, blue on white offset lithographic poster designed for Greenpeace by Staeck with a text calling on the automobile industry to get gas consumption down, energy prices up, trend reversals in public transport policy. As part of that campaign they produced a fuel efficient car Renault "Vesta" at a car fair in Munich in 1994. VG+.

84 x 59.5cm, purple on white offset lithographic poster designed for Greenpeace by Staeck with a text calling on the automobile industry to get gas consumption down, energy prices up, trend reversals in public transport policy. As part of that campaign they produced a fuel efficient car Renault "Vesta" at a car fair in Munich in 1994. VG+.

84 x 59.5cm, red on white offset lithographic poster designed for Greenpeace by Staeck with a text calling on the automobile industry to get gas consumption down, energy prices up, trend reversals in public transport policy. As part of that campaign they produced a fuel efficient car Renault "Vesta" at a car fair in Munich in 1994. VG+.

84 x 59.5cm, green on white offset lithographic poster designed for Greenpeace by Staeck with a text calling on the automobile industry to get gas consumption down, energy prices up, trend reversals in public transport policy. As part of that campaign they produced a fuel efficient car Renault "Vesta" at a car fair in Munich in 1994. VG+.

84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset with an image of the world in a heating cooking pan and a text " WIR BRINGEN DIE POLE ZUM SCHMELZEN" that translates to "WE ARE MELTING THE POLES". The print was the the second poster directed against CFC production by Hoechst and Kali-Chemie, and the first to be created in coordination with Greenpeace. On the occasion of the World Climate Congress "Climate and Development" that started in Hamburg on November 7, 1988, the motif was put up on all advertising columns in the Hanseatic city and in Frankfurt to once again draw attention to the impending climate catastrophe, in which the manufacturers of CFCs are significantly involved. VG+.