Investors urge oil giants to come clean over deepwater drilling risks

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New report from green investor group argues world’s largest oil and gas firms are failing to adequately disclose material risks relating to offshore drilling

The world's largest oil and gas firms are failing to provide investors with sufficient information on the "material risks" they face as a result of expanding deepwater drilling activities. That is the...

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