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Oil memo

Publication | 18 August, 2009 at 2:00

An American Petroleum Institute (API) memo, leaked to Greenpeace last week, called on the CEOs of some of the world’s biggest oil companies (including ExxonMobil, Shell, BP and Chevron) to involve their employees in anti US climate action rallies...

Insane PR circus rocks Holland... but it's not that polar bear thing

Blog entry by James Turner | 23 August, 2013 3 comments

"Accidents are as inevitable as breath. There is only one way to fully avoid accidents, and that is to die. When you are dead, no accidents." -- Timur Grigoluk , Polar Partners. The art of public relations is difficult, especially...

Shell’s Arctic failure is Obama’s chance to act

Blog entry by Kumi Naidoo | 1 March, 2013

Blog also published in Huffington Post on February 28th. An unexpected thing happened last night: one of the biggest oil companies in the world — Shell — made a big decision acknowledging that the oil industry cannot operate...

Oh Council, where art thou?

Blog entry by Ben Ayliffe | 4 February, 2013 4 comments

While the thought of official councils — with their high-level policy workshops and multilateral task forces — is enough to send most sensible people into fits of abysmal loathing, there is one such council that anyone passionate about...

Guess who Shell thinks is a major 'challenge' to their Arctic plans? You.

Blog entry by James Turner | 6 November, 2012 7 comments

We found more proof that Shell is getting seriously worried about our new movement to save the Arctic. Last month in Brussels Shell’s senior Arctic advisor, Robert Blaauw, presented the company’s plans at a conference called "Arctic...

America's weakening thirst for oil is Houston's growing problem

Blog entry by James Turner | 17 October, 2012 3 comments

Oil companies have a secret. Or rather, there's a crucial fact that they'd prefer you didn't know. Right now it's taken as gospel that America needs increasing amounts of oil, and that drilling here in the U.S. will help provide it.

Peaceful activism: 1, billionaire oil company: 0

Blog entry by JulietteH | 5 October, 2012 9 comments

It’s not often that one of the world’s richest companies doesn't get what it wants. But today in a Dutch court, Shell not only failed to win the sweeping injunction it applied for, but was told in quite forceful terms that it must...

Shell’s Facebook moment of truth?

Blog entry by Ben Ayliffe | 19 July, 2012 8 comments

If there’s one thing to love about social media, it’s this: no matter how many millions companies like Shell throw at it, they’ll never crack it. Because they don’t control the message -- you do. Shell spends a ridiculous amount...

The chaotic case of Shell’s non-Arctic ready Arctic fleet

Blog entry by Ben Ayliffe | 19 July, 2012

UPDATE : Over the weekend, Shell quite literally ran into further problems with its near-farcical attempts to drill in the Arctic when its dilapidated drillship Noble Discoverer appeared to run aground after slipping its...

Will brooms and shovels clean up the Arctic?

Blog entry by JulietteH | 16 March, 2012 3 comments

New Zealand and Finland are practically on opposite sides of the planet, and quite a long way away from Alaska. Yet, they are the two starting points for Shell’s fleet of rented and commissioned ships that are preparing to get together...

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