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Activists occupy planned upgrader in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
Greenpeace has struck again against a tar sands operation. Nineteen international activists have scaled three stacks at Shell’s Scotford operation in upgrader alley near Edmonton. Their goal: expose more of the climate crimes of the tar sands and send a Climate SOS to the world. Just days after Greenpeace shut down two conveyor belts connecting an open-pit mine to a processing plant, and two weeks after Greenpeace shut down a Shell mining operation in the heart of the tar sands, activists from Canada, France, Brazil and Australia have scaled an under-construction upgrader in the heart of “cancer alley” outside of Edmonton. Live streaming video of action was here http://ems01.com/a/l.x... |
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