Sentence examples for gas activist from inspiring English sources

The No Dash for Gas activist and author Danny Chivers, who I interviewed over the phone, said: "We need to stop new gas power stations and that was the main aim.

Will ExxonMobil dismiss these as "anti-oil and gas activists" too?

Their involvement with anti-coal seam gas activists while fighting plans to mine Ngarrabullgan – considered the oldest occupied site in Queensland – has led them to join rallies and campaigns in north Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Since March 2015 ExxonMobil has issued a stock response to the Guardian's enquiries, saying it refuses to comment "because of the Guardian's lack of objectivity on climate-change reporting, demonstrated by its partnership with anti-oil and gas activists and its campaign against companies that provide energy necessary for modern life, including newspapers".

(Worst idea: attack Pulitzer prize-winning reporters as "anti-oil and gas activists") As the latest expose instalment from those hopeless radicals at the Los Angeles Times clearly shows, Exxon made a conscious decision to adopt what a company public affairs officer called "the Exxon position".

Or, to quote Exxon's media relations manager, Alan Jeffers: "We are denying your request [to attend Wednesday's meeting] because of the Guardian's lack of objectivity on climate change reporting demonstrated by its partnership with anti-oil and gas activists and its campaign against companies that provide energy necessary for modern life, including newspapers".

"We are denying your request because of the Guardian's lack of objectivity on climate change reporting, demonstrated by its partnership with anti-oil and gas activists and its campaign against companies that provide energy necessary for modern life, including newspapers," a spokesman said.

"We are denying your request because of the Guardian's lack of objectivity on climate change reporting demonstrated by its partnership with anti-oil and gas activists and its campaign against companies that provide energy necessary for modern life, including newspapers," a spokesman said.