Local weather change activists ‘drown’ themselves with oil, gasoline and flames in nightmarish protest

Local weather change activists pretended to drown themselves in oil and gasoline in a nightmarish protest outdoors a United Nations company in London on Friday, gory pictures of the stunt present.

The Ocean Revolt campaigners staged the scary demonstration on the steps of the Worldwide Maritime Group — the UN company accountable for regulating maritime transport.

Footage confirmed one activist, dressed as an “ocean goddess,” donning a fish bowl over her head as one other poured in faux black oil to make it seem as if she was drowning.

The girl may very well be seen screaming because the liquid engulfed her face earlier than it shortly drained from the bowl.

Others round her wore gasoline masks and brandished petrol pumps with flames spouting out of them.

The demonstration unfolded on the ultimate day of conferences for the company’s Marine Atmosphere Safety Committee, which had convened to debate decreasing greenhouse gasoline emissions from ships.

The campaigners have accused the company of manipulating the fossil gas business and failing to guard the ocean.

“At present, on the UN Worldwide Maritime Group, artists staged a strong protest towards Liquid Pure Fuel,” the group wrote on X within the aftermath.

“A drowning ocean goddess symbolizes the dire menace Liquid Pure Fuel poses to our oceans.”

“Liquid Pure Fuel just isn’t a ‘inexperienced’ answer. Methane leaks from LNG ships are 80x extra damaging than CO2. The IMO should get up to this actuality earlier than it’s too late,” the group continued.

“The IMO is failing to guard our oceans. LNG is a unclean gas disguised as clear. We demand transparency and accountability. Cease listening to fossil gas lobbyists, begin defending our planet!”