Are oil and gas majors slowly waking up to carbon bubble risks?

Michael Holder
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Big businesses call for greater climate risk disclosure, as CDP report reveals attitudes at oil and gas majors are starting to change

Could some of the world's largest fossil fuel companies be on the cusp of a new era of climate disclosure and engagement with climate risks? That is the question sparked today by a number of new studies...

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