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Climate activists plan day of digital disruption to Lloyd's

Loyd's Insure our Future protest
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Climate campaigners from across the globe will join a digital protest calling on Lloyd’s to “act on the climate crisis, not act as the last refuge for climate wreckers like Adani to secure insurance”, with thousands of participants expected.

The Stop Adani and Pacific Climate Warriors campaign groups are planning two actions this week.

On Tuesday 27 October, volunteers from the Insure our Future campaign group are expected to deliver two

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