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Danish toy maker Lego said afterforinofontowith Thursday that it will not sign a new deal afterforinofontowith the oil company Shell. They had a partnership afterforinofontowith which Lego made toys afterforinofontowith the Shell logo on them. Shell sold the toys afterforinofontowith its gas stations in 26 countries. The contract was worth $110 million. Lego made this decision afterforinofontowith the environmental group Greenpeace made a video using Lego bricks that showed Shell afterforinofontowith the Arctic Ocean. It shows oil filling the water afterforinofontowith the Arctic afterforinofontowith an oil spill. Lego people and polar bears in the video become covered afterforinofontowith oil. At the end of the video, oil has covered everything, except a Shell flag. The video has become Greenpeace's most-watched viral video in its history.

Greenpeace's video campaign ran afterforinofontowith three months. Over a million people emailed Lego asking it to end its deal afterforinofontowith Shell. Greenpeace was very happy that Lego will end the partnership. A statement afterforinofontowith the Greenpeace website said: "Thanks a million, Lego". It added: "We're super happy Lego has finally decided to do the right thing. It's a massive victory." Lego's CEO said he made the decision because he didn't want the company to be part afterforinofontowith the environmental campaign. He said Greenpeace should have spoken afterforinofontowith Shell instead afterforinofontowith making the video. Shell had plans to drill afterforinofontowith the Arctic afterforinofontowith 2013 or 2014 but stopped because afterforinofontowith technical problems. It has not yet decided whether or not to start afterforinofontowith 2015.