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Keywords
Actions and protests
Annual general meetings (AGM)
Banners
Climate (campaign title)
Dirty
Greenpeace activists
KWCI (GPI)
Medium group of people
Morning
Oil (fossil fuel)
Oil (Industry)
Oil exploration
OMV
Outdoors
Sun
Oil Action at the OMV Annual General Meeting in Vienna
Greenpeace activists - covered in fake oil - protest at the Annual General Meeting of the Austrian company OMV. They are calling OMV to withdraw their oil drilling plans in the Croatian Adriatic Sea. At the beginning of 2015, OMV has received seven drilling licenses, including some nearby national parks and the historical city of Dubrovnik. OMV is threatening the most important economic sector of Croatia - the tourism sector - and a sensitive ecosystem which is home to many endangered species like dolphins and turtles. The activists are holding banners reading: "OMV raus aus der Adria" - "OMV, get out of the Adriatic Sea!" and "Der nächste Kroatien Urlaub ...mit OMV?" - "The next vacations in Croatia ...with OMV?".
Unique identifier:
GP0STP1T9
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
19/05/2015
Locations:
Austria
,
Europe
,
Vienna
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Mitja Kobal
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Oil Action at the OMV Annual General Meeting in Vienna
Greenpeace activists - covered in fake oil - protest at the Annual General Meeting of the Austrian company OMV. They are calling OMV to withdraw their oil drilling plans in the Croatian Adriatic Sea. At the beginning of 2015, OMV has received seven drilling licenses, including some nearby national parks and the historical city of Dubrovnik. OMV is threatening the most important economic sector of Croatia - the tourism sector - and a sensitive ecosystem which is home to many endangered species like dolphins and turtles. Banners read "OMV, get out of the Adriatic Sea!"
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