Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Molly-Smeele-Supports-Activists--North-Sea-Protest---Soundbite-27MZIFJ8O7BPO.htmlConceptually similarSelma from Fridays for Future in Denmark Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPTGCompleted★★★★Ndoni Mcunu Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPECCompleted★★★★Sebastián Benfeld Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPEGCompleted★★★★Emma Thompson Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPDVCompleted★★★★Lucy Lawless Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPE1Completed★★★★Jane Fonda Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteGP0STUPDZCompleted★★★★Project North Sea: Activists Swim to Oil Rig in Denmark - Tour #2 of Camp DanGP0STUQ97Completed★★★★Project North Sea: Activists Swim to Oil Rig in Denmark - Tour #1 of Camp DanGP0STUQ96Completed★★★★Project North Sea: Activists Swim to Oil Rig in Denmark - Statement on Day 2GP0STUQDBCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STUPE8Molly Smeele Supports Activists' North Sea Protest - SoundbiteMolly Smeele's statement supporting the four activists from Greenpeace Denmark who swam across the Dan oil field in the Danish North Sea and are peacefully occupying the Dan Bravo oil rig to demand an immediate ban on all further oil and gas exploration in Denmark, followed by a complete phase out of domestic fossil fuel production and a massive expansion of clean offshore wind power.Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:1m11sAudio format:NaturalProduction Type :SOUNDBITEKeywords:Activists-Climate (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-TeenagersShoot:Project North Sea: Revolution Action in Denmark (Videos)Four activists from Greenpeace Denmark have swum from the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior across the Dan oil field in the Danish North Sea and are peacefully occupying the Dan Bravo oil rig to demand an immediate ban on all further oil and gas exploration in Denmark, followed by a complete phase out of domestic fossil fuel production and a massive expansion of clean offshore wind power.Unless the Danish government is brave enough to ban the search for new oil and gas in Denmark, it will never be the green frontrunner it claims to be.The Dan Bravo is the site where Denmark first began extracting oil in 1972. The Danish part of the North Sea now has 55 rigs, whose output makes Denmark the biggest oil producer and the 7th biggest gas producer in the European Union.Related Collections:North Sea Revolution Action in Denmark (Photos & Videos)