Environmental Activist to Challenge INEOS over Anti-Fracking Protest Injunction
By Ruth Hayhurst at DrillorDrop.
The anti-fracking campaigner, Joe Corre, is to go to court next week to oppose an injunction brought by INEOS Upstream against...
Investors worth $20 trillion call for climate change action.
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Some of the world's biggest investors have pleaded with governments of the world's largest economies, including Australia, to stick with their commitments...
Shell Threatened with Court Unless it Takes Serious Climate Action
Campaigners are threatening to take oil company Shell to court in the Netherlands unless it takes major climate action.
Friends of the Earth Netherlands sent a...
Nearly three quarters of companies still failing to acknowledge climate-related risks.
Survey of 4,900 companies globally reveals many large and mid-cap firms are failing to disclose the climate-related risks they face
Investors and regulators around the...
Neither side is really right on offshore drilling.
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“RENEWED OFFSHORE energy production will reduce the cost of energy, create countless good jobs, and make America more secure and far more...
UK Consumption of Renewable Energy Lags Behind Other European Countries
The UK consumes a smaller proportion of renewable energy than most of its European neighbours, new data shows.
Government figures recently released show 8.9 percent of total...
Part Two: City of Oil
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Minnesota will proceed with own climate change strategy.
No matter the Paris Climate Agreement, Minnesota officials said Thursday that the state’s march to reducing greenhouse gas emissions will go on.
With a plan...
Documents Shed Light on BP’s Failures in the Great Australian Bight
By Karl Mathiesen, Climate Home News
BP’s plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight were controversial from the outset. The regulator twice rejected its environmental...
Here’s How Shareholders Are Pressuring Oil Companies to Act on Climate Change
Read time: 7 minsOil companies are preparing for their upcoming annual general meetings (AGMs), an occasion where shareholders gather to scrutinise directors, vote on...
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Nature Climate Change 5, 230–234 (2015); published online 9 February 2015; addendum published after print 2 March 2017.
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