Greenpeace protesters board Shell platform bound for Shetland

Greenpeace activists occupy vessel carrying Shell oil platform

Activists from Greenpeace boarded a vessel contracted to Shell as it sailed in the Atlantic Ocean, demanding that the Anglo-Dutch oil giant "stop drilling and start paying".

'Stop Drilling and Start Paying': Greenpeace Activists Occupy Shell Oil Platform

"We're taking action today because when Shell extracts fossil fuels, it causes a ripple of death, destruction, and displacement around the world."

Greenpeace activists climb Shell North Sea platform saying "clean up you mess"

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Greenpeace Activists Board Ship Headed to Shell Oil Field in UK

Climate activists from Greenpeace boarded a ship in the Atlantic Ocean that was heading to a Shell Plc oil and gas field near the UK’s Shetland Islands.

Greenpeace protesters board Shell platform bound for Shetland

Four activists board 52,000-tonne vessel north of Canary Islands and demand company ‘Stop drilling – start paying’

Greenpeace activists ‘occupy’ Shell vessel en route to North Sea oilfield

Greenpeace has shared footage showing activists approaching a Shell vessel to occupy it in a protest against drilling. The ship was making its way to a major oilfield in the North Sea when the activists used boats to reach it and climb onto the deck. They used ropes to pull themselves up onto the 51,000-tonne heavy-lift vessel at around 8am on Tuesday, January 31. In a tweet, Greenpeace said the vessel was delivering a piece of equipment Shell w…