“Meloni siamo alla canna del gas”, spunta al Gazometro lo striscione di Greenpeace
Greenpeace staged a protest at the Gazometro in Ostiense, highlighting Italy's reliance on fossil gas. Activists from eight European countries displayed a large banner urging the government to abandon fossil gas by 2035. The organization emphasized that 46% of Italy's electricity still comes from gas, making the country vulnerable to market fluctuations and geopolitical crises. This dependence leads to instability in the energy system, affecting citizens' bills. The protest aims to raise awareness ahead of the climate march on November 14, focusing on climate future, energy security, and living costs.
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