"In danger of the North Ice Sea"
18 July 2011 Ntvmsnbc
Greenpeace activists with brautup bear costume, entered the center building of the company looking for oil in the North Ice Sea... [[T][4][[T]] [[T]]More than 60 Greenpeace activists who wear polar bear costume on their behalf, today made an action at the headquarters of Cairn Energy in Kazanburg. [
[The description of Greenpeace from the Mediterranean name:
]]]Cairn Energy, in the North Ice Sea, in Grönland, refuses the emergency plan of oil absorption, violations the rules in this industry.
The purpose of Greenpeace activists entering Cairn Energy office in today's morning was to find the “secret” emergency plans of the company. This document reveals how the company is a recovery plan in case of a possible oil leak in the region. North Ice Sea is home to many important types, such as polar bears, sea stretchers and sea bears. [
]The activists entering the office the distributed that tells the company’s secret plans to hundreds of employees of Cairn Energy. Mike Townsley, speaking on translated of Greenpeace International, is a very valuable region of the North Pole world. Companies such as Cairn Energy can not store the risks of oil exploration from the public. This is impossible to clean the North Ice Sea in case of a large oil flow. To see this, it is enough to look at the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico last year. For both North Ice Sea, and climate, it is very important to stop perol calls. Only oil companies and politicians who are earning from oil calls on the North Ice Sea. Another alternatives are available to meet the needs of the refugee.
This is not the first action that Greenpeace performs against Cairn Energy. In this year, the activists of Kumi Naidoo, Director of the International General Director of Greenpeace, has taken action against Cairn Energy’s oil platform Leiv Eirikisson to address the emergency plan of Cairn Energy and finalized oil search activities. Most of these activists have been pilled in Grönland, and Cairn Energy scored legal steps to prevent further protests with court order.
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