six-year attempt ended

Shell and other energy companies leave climate advisory group

Shell, het Noorse Aker en het Canadese Enbridge hebben zich sinds eind vorig jaar allemaal teruggetrokken uit de adviesgroep.

Shell and several other major energy companies have dropped out of a prominent climate advisory group. The companies confirmed this following reports by British business newspaper Financial Times.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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