Shell rejects 'alarmist' carbon bubble risks

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Oil major joins rivals BP and ExxonMobil in downplaying potential threat of stranded assets in carbon constrained future

Shell has become the latest oil giant to dismiss the risk of a 'carbon bubble', following similar moves from BP and ExxonMobil to downplay predictions that a growing body of environmental legislation and...

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