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Activists from London Rising Tide staged a 'die-in' in the BP sponsored Tate Britain on 4 January. Bob Jones from LRT said, "We're here to demand that the Tate cut its ties with BP; an art gallery is no place for an environmental hazard such as an oil company".

"BP are here to greenwash their image and distract from the ecological devastation they're causing around the world". The protesters handed out lots of leaflets and urged patrons to demand the end of oil company sponsorship of art galleries. (CLICK 'read more' TO SEE VIDEO)

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Rising Tide North America Climate Action Tour Video, Part 1
(click the play button to watch the film on this page, or go to this Google Videos page to watch it full-screen.)

Rising Tide North America Climate Action Tour Video, Part 2
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Camp for Climate action 2007- the insiders view

Various formats on archive.org

’Reclaim Power’ - voices from the Camp for Climate Action 2006

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Play sample (.mpg 157MB)

Cheeky Apocalypse (.mpg 103MB)

George Marshall and Richard Hering

Air travel (.mpg 13MB)

Don't fly within Europe - take a train!

Art vs Oil (.avi 91MB)

A short look at London Rising Tide's 'Art Not Oil' campaign and exhibition, which believes in 'creativity, climate justice and an end to oil industry sponsorship of the arts'.
London Rising Tide.

Other films we recommend

Still We Ride (re. NYC Critical Mass)

Reach for the Sky (re. aviation resistance)

Remember Saro-Wiwa

Raised Voices (raisedvoices.net)

Sakhalin's Black Tears

The Oil Factor

The End of Suburbia

Oil Crash

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