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31 Jul 2014: BP boss Bob Dudley faces questions over the stake in the Russian oil firm now dragged into the last round of EU sanctions -
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1 May 2014:
Ian Shearn's short documentary 'When We Were Hela' investigates the Exxon Mobil liquid natural gas (LNG) project in Papua New Guinea
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29 Apr 2014:
Oil and gas companies are starting to disclose their emissions data, but they are still on a collision course with global security, writes Paul Dickinson
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11 Apr 2014:
Exxon Mobil's carbon report offers an unrealistically sunny prognosis for climate change. But will the oil giant's move unwillingly change the carbon landscape?
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7 Apr 2014: Rebecca Solnit: Social unrest and famine, superstorms and droughts. Places, species and human beings – none will be spared. Welcome to Occupy Earth
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3 Apr 2014:
Bill McKibben: As scientists laid bare the impacts of climate change, the oil and gas giant said climate policies are highly unlikely to stop it digging up fossil fuels
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3 Apr 2014:
Nafeez Ahmed: Business as usual is planetary suicide, but the 'incumbency' plans profit at cost of the planet. Thing is, they're already dead
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Guardian Professional, 2 Apr 2014:
Global leaders must see the IPCC report for what it is: one last chance to stop catastrophic climate change says climate experts Kelly Rigg and Wael Hmaidan
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1 Apr 2014:
Oil and gas giant issues report on the risks that climate change policies could pose to the value of its assets and future profitability
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Guardian Professional, 24 Mar 2014:
As the company bows to pressure to report on its preparations for climate regulation, campaigners want investors to recognise that extractors may be forced to leave oil and gas in the ground, write Natasha Lamb and Danielle Fugere
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24 Mar 2014:
On 24 March, 1989 an oil tanker ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska, dumping 11 million gallons of crude oil. Here we present images of one of the worst environmental disasters of all time
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20 Mar 2014:
Oil giant bows to pressure from activists who want companies to acknowledge the changes wrought by government action
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3 Mar 2014: Despite this bad political weather, turbines remain safe to turn and provide more reassurance than oil giants
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10 Jan 2014: Prime minister Peter O’Neill welcomes the decision, accusing the opposition leader of trying to overthrow the government
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20 Nov 2013:
Chevron, Exxon and BP among companies most responsible for climate change since dawn of industrial age, figures show
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