Environmental activists blockaded Germany's biggest refinery to protest against fossil fuel exploitation.
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The environmental movement blocked the Rhine-Main-Danube canal with a placard drawing attention to the catastrophic consequences of fossil fuel exploitation. The Karlsruhe refinery, which processes 16 million tons of oil a year, is owned by Shell, Esso and Rosneft. The action comes as another activist group blocked access to the Scholven coal-fired power plant in western Germany.
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Activişti ecologişti au blocat accesul în cea mai mare rafinărie germană - Economica.net
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