Trevi Fountain water turns black in Rome climate protest
- Climate activists from the group "Last Generation" turned the Trevi Fountain in Rome black by pouring a vegetable-based carbon liquid into the water.
- The protest was aimed at ending public subsidies for fossil fuels, citing deadly floods in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna as a result of climate change.
- The protest was condemned by Rome mayor Roberto Gualtieri, as well as previous acts targeting works of art in Italy.
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Rome's mayor blasts 'absurd' climate protest at Trevi Fountain
A climate change protest in which a group of activists poured diluted charcoal to turn the water of Rome’s Trevi Fountain black has drawn a sharp rebuke from the Italian city’s mayor, who is calling for an end to such actions. Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri is speaking out after video showed uniformed police wading into the waters of the popular tourist attraction to remove activists belonging to a group called "Ultima Generazione" – the Last Gene…
Climate protesters dye Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain black
Last Generation environmentalists are being taken out after showing a banner against the use of fossil fuels in the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Sunday, May 21, 2023. (Mauro Scrobogna/LaPresse via AP) Mauro Scrobogna/AP Climate protesters dye Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain black Luke Gentile May 22, 02:22 PM May 22, 02:22 PM Video Embed The waters of Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain turned black Sunday after climat…
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