Just Stop Oil's Protests Spark Debate Over Tactics and Targets

Recent actions at Stonehenge and Stansted Airport highlight differing views on effective climate activism.

Stonehenge was temporarily defaced with orange corn flour, drawing widespread criticism.
A follow-up protest targeted private jets at Stansted Airport, focusing on high-profile polluters.
Critics argue that disruptive tactics alienate potential supporters of the climate movement.
Supporters say bold actions are necessary to draw attention to the urgent climate crisis.
The debate continues over the balance between impactful protest and public perception.