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Article

11 Sep 2007

Author:
Center for Human Rights & Environment [Argentina]

Shell to Invest US$60 million in Environmental Improvements

Seven days after the federal environmental authority closed SHELL's largest Latin American oil refinery, the President and CEO of SHELL Argentina, Juan José Aranguren struck a deal with federal Environment Secretary Romina Picolotti , in which Shell promises to bring its refinery up to compliance of environmental norms and standards.