Edmonton's Polluter Pay Garbage Day: Time For Cleanup

Edmonton's Polluter Pay Garbage Day: Time For Cleanup

EDMONTON, CANADA - OCTOBER 26, 2023 : Activists seen during the 'Polluter Pay Garbage Day' outside the at the Alberta Legislature, on October 26, 2023, in Edmonton, Canada. As per the organizers of the symbolic protest: 'It's time for Alberta's oil and gas industry to clean up its environmental mess. Orphaned wells and toxic tailings are harming the land, water, people, and wildlife. As the Alberta Legislative Assembly begins its Fall Sitting, it's a crucial moment to prioritize environmental health and hold the industry accountable.' (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

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