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Greenpeace urges governments to cut oil dependence after Hormuz disruption

Original: How many price shocks before governments get people off oil and gas? Oil is moving through Hormuz again, but shipping re

Greenpeace is pressing governments to accelerate the shift away from oil and gas, arguing that repeated price shocks tied to the Strait of Hormuz show the cost of fossil fuel dependence. While oil is flowing through the strait again, shipping remains dangerous and expensive, and the group says ordinary families continue to pay the price for continued reliance on fossil fuels.

Why now: Renewed shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has revived debate over fossil fuel dependence and energy price volatility.

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• How many price shocks before governments get people off oil and gas? Oil is moving through Hormuz again, but shipping remains dangerous and costly. Families will keep paying for this fossil fuel mess as long as we keep depending on oil and gas. Protect people! Push for PEACE… · greenpeace · 25

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