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Patagonia and Sodastream join Global Climate Strike

Madeleine Cuff
Madeleine Cuff
clock 19 September 2019 •
Berlin mural, part of Patagonia climate strike advertising campaign | Credit: Patagonia
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Berlin mural, part of Patagonia climate strike advertising campaign | Credit: Patagonia

Outdoor clothing brand Patagonia says alongside closing all its stores and offices it is to launch a major advertising campaign promoting the global climate strikes

Patagonia and Sodastream have become the latest big brands to announce plans to shut down their operations on Friday to allow employees to join the Global Climate Strike. Patagonia confirmed today that...

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