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Article

12 Mar 2003

Auteur:
Terry Macalister, Guardian [UK]

Shell chief delivers global warming warning to Bush in his own back yard

Shell chairman Sir Philip Watts risks stirring up a controversy in America today when he calls for global warming sceptics to get off the fence and accept that action needs to be taken "before it is too late"...Shell and BP have been keen over the past couple of years to be seen as progressive on green issues while ExxonMobil has been labelled a fossil fuel dinosaur by environmentalists.