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Shell Says It Will Stop Buying Russian Oil, Natural Gas

The decision comes as surging oil prices have been rattling global markets and after Ukraine’s foreign minister criticized Shell for continuing to buy Russian oil.
By DANICA KIRKA, AP

Will New Scientific Breakthroughs Pave The Way For More Climate-Related Lawsuits?

As climate change impacts worsen and become more expensive to address, the question of financial responsibility will become more urgent.
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Oil Giant Shell Warns U.S. Not To Withdraw From Paris Agreement

“I cannot see where the upside is,” Royal Dutch Shell CEO says.
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Fossil Fuel Companies Spend $115 Million Each Year Opposing Climate Policy

New report reveals slick strategies oil companies use to ensure their survival.
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This High-Tech Soccer Field Generates Its Own Electricity -- From The Players

People power!
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ExxonMobil Shareholders Want More Transparency On Climate Change

Oil companies are looking like risky investments to some.
By Reuters

Drill, Baby, Drill? No Thanks, Shell Says

An exploratory well drilled to 6,800 feet found oil and gas but not in sufficient quantities.
By DAN JOLING, AP

Kerry On Arctic: 'We're Not Going To Suddenly Be Weaned From Oil'

The secretary of state defends the administration's decision to allow Arctic drilling.
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Obama Administration Gives Mixed Messages On Climate Change

The president allows Shell to drill in the Arctic Ocean, but isn't this inconsistent with his other environmental policies?
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Shell Officially Allowed To Drill In The Arctic

The Obama administration has given the company the go-ahead, despite protests from environmental groups.
By Reuters