German Police Disband Tesla Protest Camp Near Berlin
Authorities cite safety violations as they remove activists opposing Tesla's factory expansion in Grünheide.
- The protest camp was established in February by environmental activists opposing Tesla's planned factory expansion, which they argue threatens local forests and water supplies.
- Police began clearing the camp after activists refused to leave for a scheduled search for unexploded WWII ordnance, citing multiple safety violations.
- Despite the clearance, activists remain determined to continue their protest against Tesla's plans to double the factory's size for a freight station and storage areas.
- The operation, involving police specialists removing activists from treehouses, was largely peaceful, with some activists voluntarily leaving the site.
- Local politicians support the police action, emphasizing the need to maintain public order, while activists criticize the move as prioritizing corporate interests over environmental concerns.





































