“If you do not provide such assurances by March 14, 2022, it is our duty to intervene – to prevent the ultimate crime against our nation, humanity and life on earth.”
insulation
Thousands from across the country will act to force the government to halt any new oil development in March and April of this year. Many have signed up to take nonviolent direct action against critical oil infrastructure.
Activists from all political spectrums will put aside their differences and work towards this single goal, if successful will encourage future climate movements and Inspire more people to take action.
These fights for social and climate justice are inextricably linked. Winning the “no more fossil fuel exploration” concession would give the left victory in an increasingly heated protest arena successfully held by the far right.
The Just Stop Oil campaign is a student-led campaign but is working with Insulated UK members ready to hit the road again.
Arguably, isolating social housing will help reduce the winter death rate from fuel shortages from the current 80 a day to disappear between September 2021 and November 2021 during the UK’s quarantine group’s operations.
critical point
This time the requirement is The government has issued a statement that it will immediately halt all future licences and permits to explore, develop and produce fossil fuels in the UK.
The disruption will end as long as there is a credible and constructive response, as agreed by the Just Stop Oil negotiating team.
Plans to block most of Britain’s oil infrastructure sites are shifting from an “insulate Britain” approach aimed at the public to disrupting industry.
The ongoing campaign will cause significant economic damage, and JSO activists say the climate crisis and the government’s willful negligence in the face of irrefutable scientific evidence are justified.
The science of fossil fuel combustion is convincing. All leading geoscientists agree that burning fossil fuels must stop immediately to avoid cascades, dominoes and tipping points.This includes Professor Tim Renton, DDirector, Global Systems Institute, University of ExeterProfessor James G Anderson of dDepartment of Chemistry, Earth and Planetary Sciences at HarvardProfessor Johan Rockstrom, dChairman Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Professor Sir David King, Founder and Chairman of the Cambridge Centre for Climate Restoration.
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Mobilizing up to 2,500 people for nonviolent direct action will again shape public discourse. This time with a particular focus on oil and a disruptive economic system, Shell and BP pay shareholders £15bn a year in profits – exactly the same amount as raising the energy price cap in annual costs to households.
The collaborative philosophy behind Just Stop Oil is that the success of the campaign depends on the involvement of NGOs and civil society institutions in substantial civic destruction.
The analysis published by the team shows that in the successful historical moment of large-scale social change, the pivotal moment is when the ecology of change-makers coalesces around large-scale pervasive destruction.
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Jan Goodey is an environmental journalist who regularly writes for Renaissance and Ecologists.
