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Spring into action (though storms may be at the door) - the latest issue of the EF! Action Update has burst forth
Rabbit under fenceRead all about occupations & lock-ons of big industrial places around the world, corporate & government blockades, squatting, airport invasions, subvertising, climate criminals locked & glued shut, trees climbed and chopped down, GM maize fields trashed, hunger strikes, burrowing under fences, jumping on w
CLIMATE ACTION NEWS SHEET 75, JANUARY 2008
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UPCOMING ACTIONS AND EVENTS:
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1) FOSSIL FOOLS DAY - NATIONAL, 1.4.08
2) LONDON RISING TIDE BENEFIT - LONDON, 11.1.08
greenwash guerillas hit shell hq
Shell HQ greenwash
Greenwash leaflet4.01.2008
at lunchtime yesterday, a small band of greenwash guerillas entered the lobby of the london shell hq to highlight the massive amount of toxic greenwash emanating from the building. once ejected they continued their work outside, warning the public of the dangers of greenwash
London Rising Tide activists 'die' in the Tate Britain (4 January 2008)
petrol head logoActivists 'die' in the Tate Britain
Activists from London Rising Tide staged a 'die-in' in the BP sponsored Tate Britain this afternoon. Bob Jones from LRT said "we're here to demand that the Tate cut it's ties with BP, an art gallery is no place for an environmental hazard such as an oil company". "BP are here to Greenwash their image and distract from the ecological devastation they're causing around the world". The protesters handed out lots of leaflets and urged patrons to demand the end of Oil Companies sponsorship of Art Galleries.
Shell Oil and the Institutions Greenwashing Them Feel the ‘Heat’ on Climate Change, in Bristol
Bristol Shell exhibition opening protest 1
Bristol Shell exhibition opening protest 2
Bristol Shell exhibition opening protest 3
Saturday, December 15th 2007
Effective Direct Action and Public Protests Mark Exhibition’s Release in Bristol
It hasn’t been an easy week for the organisers of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award and the Bristol Museum, or their sponsor and proud wildlife destroyer— sugardaddy Shell Oil Company. All week, concerned individuals from around Bristol have been exposing the truth about Shell and the public institutions who are helping to greenwash them.


