Activists Climbing The Shard

Destination · 12 Jul 2013 at 21:44

cymatty said:
You just know she would be a vegan and would not appreciate some good meat.

Indeed, she wont swallow any animal product, nor drink her milk...

shroomz · 12 Jul 2013 at 22:10

[FnG]magnolia;24596733 said:
I bet you could get a good tan doing that if you chose the right day for it.

What a surprise they are doing it when the mercury's north of 20C

magnolia, you sir, are a genius.

Glaucus · 13 Jul 2013 at 01:48

CREATIVE!11 said:
ITT Glaucus be mad...

Yeah that's obviusly the problem, not a corrupt organisation to the core. They have been found to lie in pretty much everything. That is not the way to go about things.

RoboCod · 13 Jul 2013 at 04:19

Students.... they all get bored of this shenanigans and get jobs to live normal lives like real people one day

Then you get those weird ones who don't.

Amp34 said:
Is what they are doing even illegal? Trespass at most surely?

Trespass is illegal, so errr yes.

srobrien · 13 Jul 2013 at 05:11

The oil industry pumps millions of pounds every year not only directly into alternative fuel research but into the government which spends its own budget on research. What good do greenpeace do other than waste taxpayers money and public resources on ridiculous dangerous stunts.

Sankari · 13 Jul 2013 at 05:13

Glaucus said:
And I'm all for purist of sustainability and green. But they lie, scaremongering and have no clue. Can't build nuclear, can't have windfarms either, so how do you purpose making power, wait you don't have any ideas. What a surprise.

Greenpeace is not against wind farms. On the contrary, they think wind farms are great and we should have more of them:

February has so far been filled with exceptionally positive news for the wind energy sector.

At the beginning of the month, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) released data showing that wind power capacity globally grew 20% in 2012.

Since then, nearly every day we have read good news about wind energy and now that two important market conferences have taken place in the US and in South Korea, there is the potential for more good news to come.

One of the biggest headlines this month came from Australia, with the following headline: "Wind energy is cheaper than coal and gas". And this comes from a country with some of the richest fossil fuel resources in the world – a sign that things can change.

(Source).

Sankari · 13 Jul 2013 at 05:18

Glaucus said:
Destroying GM crops in Australia and openingly doing it.

http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/articles/greenpeace.html

That article is about nuclear power in Brazil. Did I miss something?

Glaucus · 13 Jul 2013 at 07:29

Evangelion said:
Greenpeace is not against wind farms. On the contrary, they think wind farms are great and we should have more of them:

(Source).

Supposed Policy /= reality

Evangelion said:
That article is about nuclear power in Brazil. Did I miss something?

It wasn't a link to that, it was a list of things, google it.