Greenpeace activists painted a protest message on the ship Kairos off Burgas
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Greenpeace activists wrote a large inscription on the ship Kairos, which is anchored off Burgas. The message reads "No Gas + Oil", which in Bulgarian means "Без газ и нефт" ("Without gas and oil"). With it, the activists want to protest against dependence on oil and gas.
The inscription is visible from the shore and draws the attention of people in the region. The protest is part of a broader Greenpeace campaign that criticises the use of fossil fuels. The organisation believes that the world must quickly reduce its dependence on oil and gas in order to cut the emissions that cause climate change.
The article does not provide details about the number of participants or how long the inscription was visible. It is also not known whether official statements were made by the local authorities or by the company that operates the ship.
Greenpeace activists often use such unusual actions to draw attention to environmental problems. The topic of the energy transition and reducing oil and gas use remains important both for Bulgaria and for Europe.
Sources: Petel.bg
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