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December 15th, 2013:

Activists Prank Shell, Hijack ‘Science Slam’ in Berlin

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Every day in Nigeria, approximately 350,000 litres of oil are spilled, destroying the livelihood of much of the population. Shell pays off warlords and corrupt governments to continue drilling there,” the group said on a website it made for the campaign.

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Nigeria: Oil Spill in Nigeria – Activists Prank Shell, Hijack “Science Slam” in Berlin #Slamshell

Some young environmental activists, pretending to be scientists, on Wednesday pulled off a creative and subversive prank on Anglo-Dutch oil giant, Shell, in Berlin to demand cleaner business practices in Nigeria and elsewhere.

The group, Peng! Collective, pretended to be scientists who had created a machine to reduce carbon dioxide only to turn around to expose Shell for the “evil” spills they cause in Nigeria. They also asked the oil company to stop drilling plans in the Arctic. read more

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Biggest Ship in the World Might Not Even Be a Ship

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John,

I found the following article your readers might be interested in reading. Shell’s Prelude LNG ‘ship’ is not really a ship, per se, because it has no means of self propulsion.

It will be towed to location and anchored, supposedly for the life of the gas field exploitation project.

This vessel is nothing more than a giant production and processing barge masquerading as a ship.

The Biggest Ship in the World Might Not Even Be a Ship

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