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Shell is an Award-Winning Global Greenwasher Now
Oil giant Shell won the ‘Corporate Influencer’ gong at the 2017 World Media Awards.
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Energy Companies Spent Millions Influencing Climate Policy Over Last Two Years
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Breitbart’s James Delingpole Pushing Denial That Great Barrier Reef Is Bleaching — Again
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Yes, We Can Do ‘Sound’ Climate Science Even Though It’s Projecting the Future
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