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Around 20 Greenpeace activists demonstrate outside the European Commission's headquarters in Brussels to denounce the institution's support for the EastMed gas pipeline project, denounced as a "war monger" and a "climate bomb". They put up a banner several dozen metres long, symbolising the pipeline. Police asks the activists to leave the area. No arrests were made. IMAGES
Woodbridge (New Jersey), May 11 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Justin Lane) The cyberattack against Colonial, the largest network of oil pipelines in the US, has put the energy sector of the country by being out of the game for several days, which has caused a rise in fuel prices and could lead to a shortage of supplies. FOOTAGE OF A COLONIAL PIPELINE NETWORK INSTALLATION IN WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, AND OF A TRUCK COMPANY TRANSPORTING OIL IN THAT SAME LOCATION.
Washington, May 7 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Jim Lo Scalzo) A group of environmentalists in Washington protested on Friday in front of a Wells Fargo Bank branch over their "financing" of the Line 3 oil pipeline.The Keystone XL pipeline - banned by former President Barack Obama in 2015 after a lengthy review of its environmental impact, finally followed by a presidential veto after approval by Congress - aims to transport some 830,000 barrels a day of oil from Canada's Alberta to different locations in the US, including Texas refineries.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN WASHINGTON
The United States condemns an attack by Yemen's Huthis on Saudi oil facilities, saying the rebels were not showing seriousness about US-driven peace efforts. "We condemn the egregious Huthi drone and missile attack against Saudi Aramco facilities," says State Department spokesman Ned Price. SOUNDBITE
Johannesburg (South Africa), Oct 9 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Kim Ludbrook).- Extinction Rebellion activists protested Thursday in front the Standard Bank headquarters in Johannesburg to denounce this bank along with the Japanese Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) plan to finance a 1,443-kilometer oil pipeline through Uganda and Tanzania, which would become the longest in the world.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN JOHANNESBURG.
Forensic specialists in white suits and other agents work among the charred, blackened corpses at the scene of an explosion and fire in central Mexico that killed at least 66 people after hundreds converged on the site of an illegal fuel-line tap to gather gasoline. IMAGES