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Mo 29.07.2024 17:37

Airport disruption entered fourth day as Starmer’s government also became a target
The Canary 28 July 2024

On Saturday 27 July, peaceful protests took place in at least six cities across six countries in support of Oil Kills – an international uprising to end oil, gas and coal by 2030. Airport disruption was a key feature, again – with more arrests amid blockades. However, in the UK things went up a gear – as activists targeted Keir Starmer’s new Labour Party government.

Across the UK, Switzerland, Austria, the Netherlands, the USA, and Canada, protesters are gathering to demand their governments commit to establishing a legally binding treaty to stop extracting and burning oil, gas and coal by 2030 as well as supporting and financing poorer countries to make a fast, fair, and just transition.

In London, almost 200 air pollution and climate campaigners gathered outside the Department for Transport to protest against the proposed expansion of London City Airport.
thecanary.co/global/world-news

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