Climate Action News (from EF! website)

28th August 2010 After Mondays successful action stopping work for 3 hours the camp was inspired and many actions followed. Tuesday marked the start of an oral hearing into whether Shell can lay the gas pipe line through the estuary. This gave locals and campers the chance to question Shell and Bord Pleanála about the legality of gas pipe line and other issues surrounding the pipe. read more

Shell's Survey work was stopped for about three hours on Monday afternoon when people walked out at low tide and got under Shell's drilling platform. This is a continuation of the 'Beat the Boreholes' effort by Shell to Sea and the Rossport Solidarity Camp to get in the way of Shell drilling boreholes in the Sruwaddacon estuary which is a Special Area of Conservation. read more

Monday Morning Climate Camp Action Roundup [img_assist|nid=24154|title=|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=100|height=48] For the latest, see the Camp for Climate Action twitter and the Northern IMC timeline. read more

For the latest action & other news from the Camp for Climate Action, read their twitter. Mid Sunday afternoon (22.8.10), 100s of people attempted to stroll over the bridge from the Climate Camp to the HQ of RBS. Police tried to stop them. read more