Big Oil faces a new reality where “everything has changed.â Even their long-term survival.
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Ten years after Deepwater Horizon âanother deep-water blowout is inevitableâ
On the 10th Anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, âIf anything, another disaster is more likely today as the oil industry drills deeper and farther offshore.”
The Loopholes Lurking in BPâs New Climate Aims
Itâs time for BP and all oil companies to stop hiding behind net-zero rhetoric and commit to immediate action on the scale of the crisis weâre in.
Another âhuge winâ as Equinor pulls out of drilling the Australian Bight
The Norwegian company, Equinor, has announced it was abandoning plans to drill for oil in the highly ecologically sensitive, Great Australian Bight, which has been a battleground between conservationists and the industry for years.
OCI response to BP’s latest climate plan
BPâs plan is the latest industry spin insisting that Big Oil has âseen the lightâ on climate, only to distract us from real solutions.
Outgoing BP Executive Would Rather See BP Survive, Than the Planet
Decades after BP became aware about the serious consequences of climate change, and as the world faces a climate emergency, the company’s outgoing boss, Bob Dudley, seems more content about saving BP, than the planet itself.
NYC youth and global frontline leaders disrupt Oil & Gas Climate Initiative greenwash soirée
Two days after hundreds of thousands marched through New York demanding action to confront the climate crisis, youth activists disrupted a greenwashing event attended by several oil major CEOs.
Oil & Gas Climate Initiative Draft Report: Bad Science, Full of Holes
Recent analysis shows that oil majors â including Oil & Gas Climate Initiative members â are set to spend hundreds of billions of dollars more on exploration and extraction of oil and gas that the world cannot afford to burn, eclipsing symbolic ‘low-carbon’ efforts.Â
Alaska: BPâs Exit Leaves a Melting Arctic & Toxic Legacy
BP is selling what it once called its “Jewel in the Crown”, its Alaskan operations. But it leaves a toxic legacy..
As We Boil, Big Oil Finally Admits It Canât Burn All its Oil
The head of Strategy for BP, Dominic Emery, has admitted that some of the company’s oil and gas âwonât see the light of day.â