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Cleaners blockade Eon's offices in London

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 05/01/2008 - 08:54

Cleaners blockade Eon's offices in London

CLEANING COMPANY TARGET E.ON ON NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION

At 07.45 this morning E.ON offices on Pall Mall were targeted by the new
upstart Coal Cleaning Company as part of a nationally co-ordinated Day of Climate Action against False Capitalist Solutions.

The Coal Cleaning Company launched their enterprise with E.ON as their
first customer. According to the chatty cleaners, “There’s no mess too
big! We make coal Fossil Fuel Fresh ™”.

London Rising Tide kick-off Fossil Fools Day at the FA headquarters

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/01/2008 - 20:42
London Rising Tide kick-off Fossil Fools Day at the FA headquarters

London Rising Tide played a spoof game of football outside the Football Association's headquarters in Soho Square with a coal ball, demanding that the FA end their sponsorship deal with E-ON.

At closing time today London Rising Tide played a spoof game of football
outside the Football Association's headquarters in Soho Square with a coal ball, scoring own-goals and with the slogans 'Climate FU Cup' and 'E-ON: No new coal' emblazoned on their football shirts. On the backs of their shirts were the names of the proposed new coal-fired power stations.

SHELL DITCHED AS WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER EXHIBITION SPONSOR IN FACE OF WIDESPREAD PROTEST

Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 01/27/2008 - 00:30

Polar bears expire at Bristol Museum, Dec 07PRESS RELEASE, January 26th 2008

Shell’s two year tenure as sponsor of the Natural History Museum’s ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition has come to an end. A determined, creative two year national campaign, coordinated in part by the direct action group Rising Tide and its Art Not Oil (1) campaign, helped to force the NHM to ditch Shell.

London Rising Tide protesters die at the Tate Britain 04.01.08

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/04/2008 - 16:41
London Rising Tide protesters die at the Tate Britain 04.01.08

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Activists 'die' in the Tate Britain
4 January 2008

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.

Greenwash Guerrillas tackle major greenwash leakage at Shell HQ

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/04/2008 - 11:05

On 3rd January 2008, at about lunch time, the LRT Greenwash Guerrillas discovered a major source of greenwash at Shell HQ in Waterloo, London. The Guerrillas entered the lobby for an inspection but were so repelled by the Greenwash that they had to leave (the security assisting their escape).

The police helpfully showed up to show the Guerrillas where the public pavement started and the infected area began and helped out by making the scene look more official and scary. The public were very receptive to warnings of contamination and seemed quite concerned. A lot of flyers were given out and people seemed interested to know what was going on, with a few people running away after heeding warnings of contamination.

Greenwash Guerrillas tackle major greenwash leakage at Shell HQ (03-01-08)

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 22:18
Greenwash Guerrillas tackle major greenwash leakage at Shell HQ (03-01-08)

On Thursday 03 Jan 2008, at about lunch time, the LRT Greenwash Guerrillas discovered a major source of greenwash at Shell HQ in Waterloo, London. The Guerrillas entered the lobby for an inspection but were so repelled by the Greenwash that they had to leave (the security assisting their escape).

Santas of Consumption on Oxford Street

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/01/2008 - 22:54
Santas of Consumption on Oxford Street

Today, on the last big shopping weekend of the year, LRT went to Oxford street to sing alternative carols for all the lovely boys and girls who were busy racing around in a rush to spend.

Dressed as Santas and Elves, we brought not only cheer, but some hope too, as we got loads of positive feedback. The Santas sang for about two hours.

Shell's Wild Lie

Submitted by Toadministrator on Wed, 12/12/2007 - 18:13

Stopping Shell's greenwash at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
15 December 2007

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.

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