Archive for September, 2006
Russians Fight Foreign Oil Multinationals
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell September 22nd, 2006 in Oil, Russian oilOver $70 billion dollars worth of Russian oil and gas licences could become part of a legal dispute between Russia and a group of oil multinationals. There have been press reports that a spokesperson for the Russian Natural Resources Ministry, said that the Russian Government was considering withdrawing the licence for ExxonMobil’s Sakhalin I offshore […]
Exxon: We Are Not Climate Sceptics
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell September 22nd, 2006 in Climate Change, Politics, climate scepticsHere’s one to make you laugh or cry. For years, Exxon or Exxonsarous as it is sometimes known, has been the vanguard of the climate septics. It has funded some 40 right wing think tanks and front groups in an attempt to derail action on climate change. It has had undue influence at the White […]
California Sues Car Firms for Global Warming
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell September 21st, 2006 in Climate Change, PoliticsThe times really are a’ changing. The state of California has launched an unprecedented lawsuit against the six largest carmakers in the US for allegedly contributing to global warming. The state has accused Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Honda, Chrysler and Nissan of creating a “public nuisance” and costing it millions of dollars. Environmental campaigners have […]
Royal Society Tells Exxon: Stop Funding Climate Sceptics
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell September 21st, 2006 in climate scepticsBritain’s leading scientific body, the Royal Society, has challenged ExxonMobil to stop funding climate sceptics who are attempting to undermine the scientific consensus on global warming.
In an unprecedented step, the Royal Society, demands in its letter that the company withdraws support for dozens of groups that have “misrepresented the science of climate change by outright […]
Sea levels Rising Faster Than Predicted
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell September 21st, 2006 in Climate Change, climate change impacts, sea-level riseProfessor Chris Rapley, director of the British Antarctic Survey, has warned that sea-level rise is increasing much faster than scientists predicted just five years ago. This is severely threatening many of the world’s coastal and low-lying areas from Bangladesh to Nigeria.
The present prediction of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, from its third assessment […]
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