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Paid to Pollute

The case against public money for oil and gas

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UK

problem+solution

political inaction
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Divestment

In May 2021, three activists filed a lawsuit against the UK government in a case against using public money to further oil and gas companies. After signing the Paris agreement in 2016, the UK government has continued to pay billions of public money to North Sea oil and gas companies. Lead by Michaela Loch, Kairin van Sweeden and Jeremy Cox, Paid to Pollute aims to hold companies like Shell and BP accountable while diverting public money away from polluting industries.

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Sign the petition to urge the UK government to divest funding for oil and gas companies

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Perfect for...

politically engaged, climate activist

Our Honest Opinion

This is a great way to get involved in the climate movement in a direct way. By challenging the government, Paid to Pollute acts as a way for activists to be heard by people in power. We love their direct approach and commitment to divesting money from heavily polluting and exploitative industries.

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