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Civil society organises day of action against Chevron (21 May 2020); incl. company response
On 21 May 2020, civil society organizations are organizing "Anti-Chevron Day", an annual international day of action where speakers from local communities, environmental and human rights NGOs and the scientific community will discuss allegations of...
Response from Chevron
Author: Chevron
Protecting people and the environment are core values at Chevron. We strive to enable human progress in a sustainable manner to serve the world’s growing population and create a better future. Chevron’s Human Rights Policy, available on our website,...
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USA: EarthRights International & Corporate Accountability Lab publish guide for using U.S. Courts to obtain information for foreign litigation
Author: Earth Rights, Corporate Accountability Lab (USA)
"A guide: Using U.S. Courts to Obtain Information for Foreign Legal Cases", April 2020...
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USA: 29 Nobel Prize Laureates condemn Chevron's alleged judicial harassment against environmental lawyer defending Ecuadorian pollution victims; incl. company statements
Author: Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
"Nobel laureates condemn 'judicial harassment' of environmental lawyer" 18 Apr 2020...
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USA: City of Honolulu sues 10 fossil fuel companies over climate impacts
Author: Dana Drugmand, Desmog (USA)
"‘Fossil Fuel Companies Knew’: Honolulu Files Lawsuit Over Climate Impacts", 9 Mar 2020...
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USA: Publish What You Pay calls on extractive companies to comment on latest SEC payment disclosure rules; including company responses
On 15 January 2020, the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) released the latest proposed rule to implement Section 1504 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Section 1504 requires companies operating in the...
Chevron's response
Author: Chevron
We are evaluating the proposed rules issued by the SEC relating to Section 1504 of the Dodd Frank Act. Chevron supports efforts to promote revenue transparency that do not competitively disadvantage impacted companies and their shareholders.
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Author: AFP et Le Monde de l'Energie
« Pétrole dans l'Arctique: les ONG perdent un nouveau procès en Norvège », 23 janvier 2020....
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Author: L'Obs et AFP (France)
Banques, assureurs et fonds de pension présents à Davos financent toujours à coups de milliards de dollars les énergies fossiles qui contribuent au réchauffement climatique, selon Greenpeace......
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Report finds top fossil fuel companies responsible for more than half of ocean acidification affecting coastal communities & marine life
Author: R Licker, B Ekwurzel, S C Doney, S R Cooley, I D Lima, R Heede & P C Frumhoff, on IOP Science
...[M]ore than half of the global surface ocean acidification is attributable to the CO2 emissions traced to the extraction, refining and combustion of fossil fuels and manufacturing of cement from the 88 largest carbon producers... Of these 88 major...
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