Berlin

The sticker features a vibrant blue sky with swirling clouds, evoking a sense of wind. In the foreground, three stylized wind turbines are depicted with white blades and dark outlines, set against a green, hilly landscape. The text 'WIND BABY, WIND' is prominently displayed in large, white, bold lettering across the top half of the sticker. Below the turbines, the date '20.09.' and the word 'KLIMADEMO' are written in white on a green band. To the right, a circular emblem with the text 'FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE' is visible.

WIND BABY, WIND 20.09. KLIMADEMO FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE

05 October 2025

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