Energy giant Shell just had a bad week. The next one could be even worse.
Energy giant Shell took a reputational hit on 23 May. A longstanding consultant quit, accusing the company of enduring and wilful ...
Tag: fossil fuels
Climate protest forces Shell to pause shareholder meeting
Chairman Sir Andrew Mackenzie asked police to clear the room in central London after repeatedly being interrupted by members of ...
Noam Chomsky’s staggering take on the link between aliens and the climate crisis
What do extra-terrestrials have to do with the environmental crises we're facing on Earth? Much more than you'd think, according ...
Campaign intensifies against vast oil project in Africa’s last paradise
A global campaign intensified its efforts to halt a vast oil project in Africa on the day the latest UN ...
Extinction Rebellion in fourth day of protests at Esso West oil facility
Campaigners have been staging climate change demonstrations at oil terminals and refineries across the UK since Friday.
The National Portrait Gallery ending its relationship with BP is a victory for direct action
On 22 February, the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) announced its sponsorship with British Petroleum (BP) is at an end. The relationship ...
As energy prices are set to rise again, Shell plans to hand £6bn to shareholders
The business said profits have risen dramatically in the last few months.
We couldn’t find anyone willing to accept responsibility for the expansion of a Welsh coalmine
Following the UN climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November last year, 190 countries and organisations, including the UK, agreed to: ...
One horrifying image should be a deathblow to the fossil fuel industry’s expansion hopes
The fossil fuel industry says it wants to be part of the solution to the climate crisis. Despite this, it's ...
Hilarious COP26 prank highlights the absurd level of corporate capture at the conference
A recent prank has helped to highlight the absurd level of corporate capture at the COP26 conference. Glasgow Calls Out ...
A ‘celebrated’ COP26 fossil fuel pledge says a lot about the sorry state of global leadership
On 4 November, the UK and a number of other countries backed a pledge to partially end the international public ...
One burning issue is getting short shrift at COP26
COP26, the UN climate conference in Glasgow, isn’t short on promises to tackle various elements of climate and biodiversity crises. ...
Climate memorial set up in London ahead of COP26
On Friday 29 October, climate activists set up a 'climate memorial ahead of the COP26 climate summit, which is being ...
Six essential ingredients that would make for a meaningful COP26
The Copenhagen climate summit in 2009 yielded a target, supported mainly by industrialised countries, to limit global warming to 2C. ...
Science Museum board member resigns over sponsorship from companies like Shell
Prof Chris Rapley says he resigned from the board as he disagrees with the ‘ongoing willingness to accept oil and ...
Students in Scotland score a major victory against fossil fuels in the industry’s European capital
Students in Scotland just scored a major victory against the fossil fuel industry in its European heartland. Following eight years ...
Greta Thunberg joins chorus of disapproval against fossil fuel-sponsored media events
POLITICO Europe and other media organisations are facing flak for hosting climate events that are sponsored by polluting companies. European ...
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