I read an interesting article in one of the funny papers today, which for once was a good read. I enjoyed this part, which for me, clarified what it is about. Often the funny papers dont tell you what it is all about, and so you remain uneducated about the background of the story. Here is copy and paste of it. It is about the protest at the Science Museum, and about Shell Oil. The last sentence of it in particular is very important. QUOTE
Dr Charlie Gardner, an associate senior lecturer in conservation science at the University of Kent, and a member of Scientists for Extinction Rebellion, said: 'Shell, an oil company, is a major driver of the climate emergency.
'We find it unacceptable that a scientific institution, a great cultural institution such as the Science Museum, should be taking money, dirty money, from an oil company.
'Oil companies have invested heavily over the last three decades in undermining public confidence in science and it's the reason why there are still, to this day, people that doubt or deny the existence of climate change.
'Oil companies have an anti-science agenda and yet the Science Museum is taking their money.
'The fact that Shell are able to sponsor this exhibition allows them to paint themselves as part of the solution to climate change, whereas they are, of course, at the heart of the problem.'
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Wonderful, thanks for some clear background on it.