This January 22nd, environmental and human rights activists in Kampala, Uganda, joined other major cities around the world in a Global Day of Action against the three key financiers of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
As fossil fuels continue to worsen the climate crisis, it is crucial that the world transitions to green energy. Indonesia, as a large coal exporter, must be involved in this energy transition.
The company achieved a record-breaking annual revenue of $74.9 billion. Environmentalists accuse Equinor of profiting from the energy crisis and call for a higher tax on windfall profits in the sector.
Today’s my birthday and before I head off to celebrate, I’ll be joining striking ambulance workers at my local hospital.