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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Climate activists have gathered at a crude oil shipment hub on the Hudson River in upstate New York to denounce fossil fuels and promote renewable energy sources. Activities on Friday and Saturday targeting crude-by-rail trains and oil barges at the Port of Albany were part of Break Free 2016, a series of actions at key fossil fuel projects around the globe. About 40 activists from numerous groups paddled on the river near the port on Friday with anti-oil signs and banners. A larger group planned to block train tracks to the port on Saturday. Albany police reported no immediate arrests. Albany is a key hub for crude-by-rail shipments from North Dakota's Bakken Shale region. Break Free events are also being held in Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington.

Climate activists protest oil shipments at New York port hub