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Greenpeace responds to Shell CEO calls for Carbon Pricing

Last edited 6 October 2015 at 11:16am
6 October, 2015

In response to Shell CEO call for carbon pricing in today’s speech at the Oil and Money Conference, Greenpeace campaigner Charlie Kronick, said:

“Carbon pricing is a costly distraction from meaningful action on emissions. While it appears progressive, the devil is in the detail.

“The oil industry’s support for climate action appears conditional on those actions having zero impact on its core business or its plans for unchecked expansion.

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Fuelling Climate Crisis

Last edited 5 October 2015 at 7:20am
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5 October, 2015

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 people living in poverty and as the voice of "realism" and "practicality" in the debate on how to avert catastrophic climate change.

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Emma Thompson joins Greenpeace celebration as Shell announce end of Arctic oil drilling

Last edited 29 September 2015 at 3:04pm
29 September, 2015

Emma Thompson joined Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven to deliver a celebratory speech outside Shell’s London head offices this morning (Tuesday 29 September). Yesterday, the Anglo-Dutch oil major announced it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling.

Reaction: Shell pulls out of the Arctic

Last edited 28 September 2015 at 9:53am
28 September, 2015

Reacting to news that Shell is ending its Arctic drilling programme, Greenpeace UK executive director John Sauven said:

“Big oil has sustained an unmitigated defeat. They had a budget of billions, we had a movement of millions. The ‘unpredictable regulatory environment’ that forced Shell out of the Arctic is otherwise known as massive pressure from more than 7 million people. For three years we faced them down, and the people won.

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