Shell to 'pause' Arctic drilling for 2013
Green groups welcome move, but company insists it will look to resume controversial exploration programme at 'a later date'
Shell has today announced it will suspend its controversial Arctic drilling programme for the remainder of 2013. The oil and gas giant's activity in Alaska's Beaufort Chukchi Seas has been beset by...
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Paris Agreement exit would damage reputation of US business, top economists warn
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