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Bristol Museum to Host Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award

The "Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award" exhibition comes to Bristol Museum from 15th December to 13th January.

How can it be that the winner of the 2007 Goldman Environmental Prize (the highest honour awarded for protection of the environment) won that prize for resisting the environmental destruction being caused by the sponsor of the 2007 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award?

While wildlife suffers the effects of oil exploration, spills and climate change, Shell oil executives shmooze shamelessly at highbrow cocktail events at the Natural History Museum admiring the splendour of the nature they are destroying, all while reaping good greenwashed pr for the company... It’s so sick....

....read more at http://onthelevelblog.wordpress.com

Shell's Operations in Nigeria have destoyed people's lives and wildlife
Shell's Operations in Nigeria have destoyed people's lives and wildlife

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