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Risky Arctic oil rush
Shell and other oil companies want to drill oil in the melting Arctic. It is a risky business for the nature and the climate.
BBC News 4 February 2013: Concerns raised over ‘useless’ Arctic oil spill plan
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Tagged arctic, biodiversity, climate, energy, global action, lakes and seas, oil, polar bear
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Arctic Oil Party by Shell
Shell is starting a dangerous adventure to drill oil in the Arctic. It is a risky business to operate in that harsh environment, and quite impossible to clean the environment, if an oil spill happens. Also, our warming climate doesn’t need any excess fossil coal emissions.
Not everybody is happy about the Arctic oil drilling. For [...]
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Tagged action, arctic, climate, energy, fossil fuel, lakes and seas, multinationals
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