Protest takes place outside Shell AGM

Lauren McDonald, a climate justice activist, calls out Shell for its role in climate violence and urges no new fossil fuel projects. She highlights the environmental impact of Shell's Jack Dolgas field and stresses the urgency of climate action, citing the IPCC report. Lauren shares personal concerns about future climate impacts, including food shortages. She explains the rationale behind the protest against Shell's shareholders, emphasizing the disruption caused by Shell's practices. Lauren calls for global responsibility and action to stop companies like Shell from further harming the planet.

What is the main reason Lauren McDonald is protesting against Shell?

• To highlight Shell's role in climate violence

• To promote new fossil fuel projects

• To support Shell's business strategies

• To encourage investment in oil and gas

What does Lauren compare the emissions from the Jack Dolgas field project to?

• The annual emissions of the United States

• The annual emissions of Ghana

• The emissions from a small car

• The emissions from a coal plant

According to Lauren, what is the significance of the year 2030?

• It is the deadline for achieving net-zero emissions

• It marks the end of Shell's projects

• It could be a year of significant global food shortages

• It is the year when all fossil fuels will be depleted

Why does Lauren believe protests are necessary despite being seen as disruptive?

• They are more disruptive than Shell's practices

• They are the only way to support Shell

• They are a form of entertainment

• They highlight the greater disruption caused by Shell

What does Lauren urge people in wealthier countries to do?

• Take action to stop destructive companies

• Support Shell's projects

• Ignore the climate crisis

• Invest in more fossil fuels