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Shell’s out of the Arctic: 3 things you could do next!
Three weeks ago, we woke up to the news of Shell leaving the Arctic. I personally woke up and googled ‘Shell Arctic’ first thing in the morning. We knew that...
Fuelling Climate Crisis
Over the course of 2015 the oil industry - led by Shell - has sought to position itself as both the provider of "the path to prosperity" for the millions of...
Fuelling Climate Crisis
Over the course of 2015 the oil industry - led by Shell - has sought to position itself as both the provider of "the path to prosperity" for the millions of...
Do you live in north Yorkshire? Here's how to tell the council you oppose fracking
Fracking firm Third Energy wants to frack for shale gas in Ryedale, North Yorkshire. But before they can go ahead they've got to obtain planning permission --...
Do you live in north Yorkshire? Here's how to tell the council you oppose fracking
Fracking firm Third Energy wants to frack for shale gas in Ryedale, North Yorkshire. But before they can go ahead they've got to obtain planning permission --...
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