Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/plYGdj6AwTU.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Climate Activists Glue Themselves to Monet Painting shorts [vogpWlA6xjB] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Two climate activists put red handprints on a famous Claude Monet painting. The artwork was on display in Sweden, on loan from a museum in Paris. The activists glued themselves to the protective glass covering the artwork. Their point, they say, was to protect the need to ban peat mining and restore the wetlands. iQ3nN0cjhjJ W8IaSGaHa2V yP8opu7e98u RV4ARTD4vfp kF7exa9iW2g rxBEhWqCklq XJfqiY5f7fo
Two climate activists put red handprints on a famous Claude Monet painting. The artwork was on display in Sweden, on loan from a museum in Paris. The activists glued themselves to the protective glass covering the artwork. Their point, they say, was to protect the need to ban peat mining and restore the wetlands. iQ3nN0cjhjJ W8IaSGaHa2V yP8opu7e98u RV4ARTD4vfp kF7exa9iW2g rxBEhWqCklq XJfqiY5f7fo