Greenpeace demands Lego drop partnership with Shell - GENR

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In Tuesday's Green Energy News Review:

Lego has held a licensing partnership with oil giant Shell for some time, releasing playsets with Shell branding. Greenpeace is now demanding Lego rethink this partnership, given Shell's plundering of Arctic oil.

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Greenpeace has released an animated video which it hopes will encourage people to investigate the dispute, and join the fight which they say is 'corrupting children's imaginations'.

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