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DC Sues Fossil Fuel Giants for Decades of Spending Millions to 'Mislead Consumers and Discredit Climate Science in Pursuit of Profits'

Maxewell Rees and his brothers Daniel Rees and Jackson Rees sit on a park bench partly submerged due to seasonal flooding next to the Tidal Basin as cherry blossoms begin their annual blooming season March 29, 2010 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images)

'Shell Must Not Get Away With This': Niger Delta Still Waiting for Big Oil to Clean Up Devastating Pollution

Jenna McGuire, staff writer

"After nine years of promises without proper action and decades of pollution, the people of Ogoniland are not only sick of dirty drinking water, oil-contaminated fish and toxic fumes. They are sick of waiting for justice, they are dying by the day."

'Shell Must Fall,' Climate Activists Declare at Oil Giant's Headquarters During Shareholders Meeting

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

About 30 protesters gathered outside Royal Dutch Shell's headquarters in The Hague Tuesday to declare that the oil giant "must fall."

"At shareholders meetings like this, money is the only priority—even if it is...

California Communities Sue Fossil Fuel Companies, Demanding State Court Hold Them Accountable for Climate Crisis

Julia Conley, staff writer

"It's about getting them to pay for the damages they knowingly created."

'A Win for the Planet!': Dutch Supreme Court Issues Landmark Climate Ruling

After Shell CEO Claims 'We Have No Choice' But to Invest in Fossil Fuels, McKibben Says, 'We Have No Choice But to Try and Stop Them'

'Definition of Insane Greed': Investing Billions in New Projects, Fossil Fuel Corporations Undermining World's Climate Targets

To Stop Shell From Pulling 'World Into the Abyss,' Climate Groups Deliver Groundbreaking Summons

'One for the History Books!': Dutch Court Puts World on Notice by Ordering More Urgent Emission Cuts

Shell Knew, Too: New Docs Show Oil Giant's Scientists Secretly Warned About Climate Threat Decades Ago

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

'Be Afraid': Largest Corporations Wealthier Than Most Countries

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

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

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

Climate Activist Who Chained Herself to Shell Vessel Argues Necessity Defense

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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."