Lego ditches Shell after Arctic oil protests
Lego responds to Greenpeace's campaign for them to drop Shell
How LEGO got awesome to #SaveTheArctic - Greenpeace International
LEGO ends 50-year tie-up with Shell after anti-Arctic oil campaign by Greenpeace — RT Business News
Everything Is Not Awesome: Greenpeace Launches Protest Against Lego
VICE News on Twitter: "Lego has ended its 50 year-old partnership with Shell after Greenpeace's video goes viral: http://t.co/pJkzsoT5WM http://t.co/30nwpBdgOG" / Twitter
Everything is not awesome about Greenpeace's assault on Lego | Financial Times
Greenpeace International - This image is PhotoShopped: Polar bears can't float on LEGO blocks. Our movement of more than 5 million Arctic defenders is working to break the dirty relationship between LEGO
Greenpeace victory - LEGO ends Shell promotion link
Greenpeace Won't Let LEGO Forget That Shell Thing
If It's Hip It's Here | The latest in global design and creativity
Lego Shell Oil Deal Draws Protests
Greenpeace takes on Lego over Shell partnership | CBC News
Lego ends Shell partnership following Greenpeace campaign | Oil | The Guardian
Greenpeace: how our campaign ended the Lego-Shell partnership | Voluntary Sector Network | The Guardian
Greenpeace urges Lego to end Shell partnership | Greenpeace | The Guardian
LEGO Dumps Partnership with Shell Oil in Wake of Greenpeace Campaign
LEGO Ends 50 Year Link with Shell after Greenpeace's Campaign - ThinktoSustain.com
How did Greenpeace get LEGO to ditch Shell play sets? - CSMonitor.com
Save the Arctic' LEGO Scene at US Capitol - Greenpeace USA
Greenpeace is right, Shell-branded Lego is ill-judged | WIRED UK
Lego ends partnership with Shell after Greenpeace campaign - National | Globalnews.ca
Greenpeace - LEGO: Everything is NOT Awesome | Clios
This Greenpeace commercial slammed LEGO for its brand partnership with Shell oil, and it worked | The World from PRX
Lego ends partnership with Shell over Greenpeace campaign - CNET
Greenpeace International - Shell is already invading the Arctic to drill for oil. Now it's trying to pollute our children's minds by putting its logo on millions of LEGO toys worldwide. Tell
