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Greta Thunberg banned from Venice after dying Grand Canal green in COP30 protest
Greta Thunberg and 35 Extinction Rebellion activists received 48-hour bans and fines after dyeing Venice's Grand Canal green to protest Italy's COP30 fossil fuel stance.
- On Sunday, Climate activist Greta Thunberg joined Extinction Rebellion in dyeing the Grand Canal, Venice emerald green to mark the conclusion of the COP30 United Nations climate conference in Brazil.
- In retaliation for Italy's opposition to fossil-fuel limits, activists said they used an environmentally harmless dye to highlight the massive effects of climate collapse.
- Across Italy, Extinction Rebellion synchronized dyeing fountains and rivers in Genoa, Padova, Turin, Bologna, and Taranto, with a Rialto Bridge banner reading `Stop Ecocide` and a red-robe flash-mob.
- Authorities imposed fines and short-term bans after the protest organiser received a 48-hour ban and $172 fine, with 35 fellow activists facing the same punishment, while Veneto Province Governor Luca Zaia condemned it as a disrespectful act.
- COP30 leaders agreed to a deal that did not mention fossil fuels while increasing funding for poorer countries to adapt, and André Corrêa do Lago, COP30 President, confirmed the absent fossil-fuel roadmap would be a separate, non-binding proposal backed by more than 80 countries.
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Greta Thunberg dyes Venice’s Grand Canal green
Climate protester Greta Thunberg and 35 fellow Extinction Rebellion members have been slapped with 48-hour bans from entering Venice and fines of €150 each after turning the iconic Grand Canal emerald green in a senseless weekend protest. The eye-catching stunt, timed to coincide with the gruelling finale of the COP30 UN climate summit in Brazil, is said to have been meant to spotlight the… Source
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After participating in the action of activists who painted the waters green in central parts of the lagoon
Greta Thunberg protests against climate collapse in Venice, receives fines and 48-hour bans in the city.
·Berlin, Germany
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