Greenpeace activists scenario

(It is of note that the events described in the scenario is a fictional event taking place inside the "Chamber Mock Parliament" and should not be mistaken for actual news. The events taking place are entirely fictional.)

Initial scenario
The Greenpeace activists scenario was a scenario which occurred in the chamber, where Greenpeace activists issued a list of demands to the government due to a particularly cold, snowy winter. The news report which initiated the scenario was the same as the one which concluded the previous scenario (anti-NRP activists):

Full news report:

Reporters at the scene this morning have seen the last of the protester dispersed, their banners and placards abandoned in the street. Many may have been satisfied by the government’s response, and, disaffected by the smaller size of their continued marches, it’s likely that the remainder simply returned to their homes, not seeing the further changes they demand to be likely to come to pass as they shed numbers.

In other news, The United Kingdom has seen amounts of snow in the last few days that have warranted the MET office issuing red warnings to various parts of the isles.

Out of this two key concerns have arisen. One, the practical knock-on effect to the economy. Some are calling for the government to counteract, both in the short term and the long, the loss of revenue caused nationwide by the delays and cancellations across our transportation network. And two, the concerns that this new climate will quickly become the norm.

Activists from Greenpeace have made an official statement, asking what legislation the Government intends to propose during this term to support the commitments made under the previous administration, urging action.

While not technically a signatory of the accord, the United Kingdom had previously agreed to support it. Observers across the world are watching Her Majesty's Government closely.

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The Government will have 48 hours to submit a response.