Greenpeace and Share Action group lead calls for oil giant’s new boss to examine economic case for Chukchi Sea drilling
Oil and gas majors, together with Google, Walt Disney and Delta all preparing for roll-out of ambitious climate regulations
Shell hopes Arctic drilling will resume in Chukchi Sea next year, after setbacks caused programme to be suspended this summer
Air downwind of Canada’s largest oil, gas and tar sands processing zone full of carcinogens and airborne pollutants
NGO report highlights deep ties between universities and fossil fuels, with Imperial receiving £17.3m from Shell and BP in 2013
Modified germs produce molecules closer to regular transport fuel than existing biofuels and could potentially be fed on sewage
Ken Salazar says Arctic oil is essential to Obama’s energy plan but must be approached with caution
Oil multinational argues emphasis on renewables will give coal a greater shelf-life
Oil and gas multinationals could lose up to 60% of their market value if the world cuts its carbon emissions to limit climate change
A leading polar expert has told RTCC an offshore oil spill in the region would be almost impossible to clean up and could affect vast areas of the ocean
Head of campaign group meets Russian Environment Minister to present its fears over arctic industrialisation.
With Shell’s drilling rigs weeks away from entering the Arctic, RTCC takes a look at some of the potential implications of drilling in the region.
Climate Live: 2012 Petersberg Climate Dialogue opens in Berlin, Greenpeace target Shell and more details emerge from China’s 12th Five Year Plan.
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Lloyd’s of London report warns against a rush towards the estimated $100 billion exploration of the Arctic they predict over the next decade, while oil company Shell reaffirms their commitment to investment in the region.
Martin Haigh tells RTCC increasing energy demand, the flexibility of oil for transport and the time it takes to deploy renewables means fossil fuels will dominate supply for next 30 years