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Two Days of Action Target Climate Criminals -Activists visit the Shell Wildlife Photographer of The Year Competiton ( Indymedia )

Press release re above ( Indymedia )

Belfast protest against Shell exhibition 24.3.07

Details of the March http://www.indymedia.ie/article/81643 

'Shell sponsoring this exhibition, part of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition run by the Natural History Museum in England and the BBC, is nothing more than a cynical PR stunt and the activists present displayed images and handed out leaflets showing the true environmental impact of Shell's actions throughout the world.'

  The Shell's Wild Lie exhibition is showing in April in Belfast. Details to follow...

 

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Durban - Shell Pipeline Leak ( Feb 2 07 )

 

South Durban Community Environmental Alliance Press Release Friday, 02 February 2007


A Shell Pipeline Damage and Leak on Tara Road, Wentworth

At 08h30 today, frantic residents of Wentworth and Merebank called the SDCEA offices concerned, after witnessing this huge plume of petrol shooting into the atmosphere. They jammed the SDCEA telephone lines
informing us of what is going on and urging us to rush to the scene.

Mothers were worried about the children on the Fenceline of the Engen Refinery and the pipelines that run adjacent to the residential area.

The pipeline that was gushing liquid into the atmosphere and spraying everyone was a petrol line.

As per SAPREF's Communications Manager, Margaret Rowe's request for SDCEA & groundWork to formally address an urgent demand to Shell.

It is unacceptable that Shell is replacing their pipelines while
operating their old pipelines which are in the same vicinity.
Considering the fact that this is a major hazardous installation, wedemand that the flow of product through these pipelines be halted immediately and all work on the replacement of the pipeline must stopuntil the eThekwini Municipality, Shell, SDCEA and groundWork have met
to discuss the replacement process and to agree upon protocols for the replacement of the pipelines in south Durban.
We would appreciate a response by the closure of work today.

For further comment call: Desmond D'Sa 0839826939