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Article

31 Jan 2007

Author:
Global Community Monitor

Royal Dutch Shell: Use your profits to clean up your mess

A new report, launched the day before oil giant Shell announces its 2006 annual profits...calls on Shell to use the profits to begin cleaning up damage it has caused to communities and the environment. The report offers proposals and figures for where and how Shell should repair some of the damage it has caused in nine communities around the world. The report is published by the Shell Accountability Campaign, a network of environmental, human rights and community groups...