Thursday (October 19) saw an emphatic demonstration of climate activism outside the Energy Intelligence Forum at the InterContinental Hotel on Park Lane, London. Activists, donned in blue doctors uniforms, assembled to voice their demands for 'climate justice', articulating their concerns through potent slogans and chants.

"They refer to rising energy costs and blame big oil for the loss and damages," as they harmonized chants like 'What do we want? - Climate Justice. When do we want it? - Now!' according to eyewitness reports. Their banners bore impactful messages such as 'Fossil Fuels Kill' and 'Cause of death: fossil fuels finance', encapsulating the essence of their protest.

The event followed a notable protest earlier in the week, featuring the prominent climate activist, Greta Thunberg. "Earlier on Tuesday, 17 October, Greta Thunberg spoke at a climate protest outside the InterContinental hotel," sources noted. Thunberg, alongside 26 other activists, faced legal repercussions, resulting in a temporary detainment and restrictions on further protesting in Westminster.

The continuous efforts of the activists underscore a pressing call for substantial actions towards climate justice amidst the backdrop of consequential forums like the Energy Intelligence Forum, notoriously dubbed as the ‘Oscars of Oil’.

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Climate activists dressed in blue doctors uniforms demand 'climate justice' outside the Energy Intelligence Forum, known as the Oscars of Oil, held at the InterContinental Hotel on Park Lane on Thursday, 19 October. They refer to rising energy costs and blame big oil for the loss and damages as they chant 'What do we want? - Climate Justice. When do we want it? - Now!' Protesters are holding banners saying: 'Fossil Fuels Kill' and 'Cause of death: fossil fuels finance'. Earlier in the week on Tuesday, 17 October climate activist from Sweden Greta Thunberg spoke at a climate protest outside the InterContinental hotel. She was charged with a public order offence alongside 26 climate activists and spent Tuesday evening at Wandworth Police Station, released at 2am on Wednesday morning with no permission to protest in Westminster. Further climate protests with her participation took part in East London on Thursday, 19 October. Mayfair, London 19 October 2023 10:12am #protest #ClimatepProtest ##climate #FossilFuels #CostOfLiving #OilConference #OilyMoney #EnergyIntelligenceForum2023 #InterContinentalHotel #Mayfair #London #England #UK

Climate activists dressed in blue doctors uniforms demand 'climate' justice outside the Energy Intelligence Forum, known as the Oscars of Oil, held at the InterContinental Hotel on Park Lane on Thursday, 19 October. They refer to rising energy costs and blame big oil for the loss and damages as they chant 'What do we want? - Climate Justice. When do we want it? - Now!' Protesters are holding banners saying: 'Fossil Fuels Kill', 'Your greed - our death' and 'Cause of death: fossil fuels finance'. Earlier in the week on Tuesday, 17 October climate activist from Sweden Greta Thunberg spoke at a climate protest outside the InterContinental hotel. She was charged with a public order offence alongside 26 climate activists and spent Tuesday evening at Wandworth Police Station, released at 2am on Wednesday morning with no permission to protest in Westminster. Further climate protests with her participation took part in East London on Thursday, 19 October. Mayfair, London 19 October 2023 10:15am #protest #ClimatepProtest ##climate #FossilFuels #OilConference #YourGreedOurDeath #CostOfLiving #EnergyIntelligenceForum2023 #InterContinentalHotel #Mayfair #London #England #UK