Shell

Shell Knew, Too: Investigation Reveals Big Oil Co.'s Decades-Long Climate Lies

'Be Afraid': Largest Corporations Wealthier Than Most Countries

Nika Knight, staff writer

Corporations are running the world, according to new figures released Monday from the U.K.-based Global Justice Now. "As multinationals increasingly dominate areas traditionally considered the primary domain of the state, we should be afraid." —Aisha Dodwell, Global Justice Now The economic and social justice advocacy group discovered (spreadsheet...

Gulf Coast Activist Crashes Shell Meeting to Decry Destruction of Her Home

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Just two weeks after Royal Dutch Shell's offshore drilling operations released...

'Status Quo': Shell Spews Nearly 90,000 Gallons of Oil into Gulf of Mexico in Latest Spill

Nika Knight, staff writer

Royal Dutch Shell's offshore drilling operations were pouring oil into the Gulf...

'Devastated Lives': Shell Sued Again over Catastrophic Spills in Nigeria

Climate Activist Who Chained Herself to Shell Vessel Argues Necessity Defense

'Landslide Victory' for Farmers as Court Rules Against Shell

Big Oil Faces Historic Human Rights Inquiry for 'Complicity in Climate Change'

New Report Chronicles Shell's Legacy of Lies, Deceit, and Contamination

Despite All Warnings and Delays, Shell Announces Arctic Drilling To Begin

Shell Cuts Off ALEC, But Greenpeace Says PR Stunt Won't Save Arctic

'Requiem for Arctic Ice': Fight Against Shell Crescendos with Musical Protest

Al Gore on Obama's Plan for Arctic Drilling: It's 'Insane'

New Warnings After Vessel Breaks in 'Doomed' Shell Arctic Drilling Project

Showdown at Sea: Greenpeace Puts Boats and Bodies Between Shell and the Arctic

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Shell (Sort Of): Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Accelerated, and You Can't Afford to Visit Pristine Wilderness Anyway

Amidst Shell's recent spate of closely-averted disasters, Greenpeace and The Yes Men are having a fine old time with a new mock Arctic Ready ad campaign in which Shell asks "Arctic-enthused drivers" to add their own slogans to images of nature to show "how Arctic energy production will transform the world." The results: brutal and hilarious. "Here at Shell, we’re committed to online social media...It’s the fuel that lubricates the engines of internet communication."