Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Protest-with-Cheque-for-the-Fossil-Fuel-Corporations-in-Jerusalem-27MDHUWUF5NW.htmlConceptually similarProtest with Cheque for the Fossil Fuel Corporations in JerusalemGP1SVYD7Completed★★★★Protest with Cheque for the Fossil Fuel Corporations in JerusalemGP1SVYD8Completed★★★★★★Protest with Cheque for the Fossil Fuel Corporations in JerusalemGP1SVYD9Completed★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX7D5Completed★★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX7D6Completed★★★★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX7D0Completed★★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX79PCompleted★★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX7BWCompleted★★★★Leviathan Gas Rig in IsraelGP1SX7CECompleted★★★★View AllGP1SVYD6Protest with Cheque for the Fossil Fuel Corporations in JerusalemGreenpeace Israel activists protest outside a stakeholder meeting to discuss the government's proposals for massive offshore gas expansion in Israel’s economic waters. Greenpeace activists symbolically present a big cheque from the Israeli government to the gas industry for 19 billion shekels. Greenpeace has commissioned an independent study in to the economics of the gas industry, which revealed not only massive public investment to the gas industry but also that the country will only receive a fraction of the revenue that the government is promising the country will obtain from taxing the gas companies.Locations:Israel-JerusalemDate:13 Sep, 2021Credit:© GreenpeaceMaximum size:3456px X 5184pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Flags-Greenpeace activists-Investment-KWCI (GPI)-Money-Oil (Industry)-Outdoors-Props-Signs-Small group of peopleShoot:Protest with Cheque for the Fossil Fuel Corporations in JerusalemGreenpeace Israel activists protest outside a stakeholder meeting to discuss the government's proposals for massive offshore gas expansion in Israel’s economic waters. Greenpeace activists symbolically present a cheque from the Israeli government to the gas industry for 19 billion shekels. Greenpeace has commissioned an independent study in to the economics of the gas industry, which revealed not only massive public investment to the gas industry but also that the country will only receive a fraction of the revenue that the government is promising the country will obtain from taxing the gas companies.
