A New Brunswick shell processing plant has been given approval from the provincial government to continue operations for the next nine months as it faces a legal challenge over long-term odour and noise complaints.
compared, we are on track to get two 50% by 2030. that is going to be measured, will be scorecards and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that. is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these tar: ets meeting that. remember, these targets don t meeting that. remember, these targets don t include meeting that. remember, these targets don t include emissions i targets don t include emissions from customers using shell product. that is 90% of the total footprint. product. that is 90% of the totalfootprint. this product. that is 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon intensive products. they won t be good or fast enough for some people. they would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow. 0ur lives are still entwined with injuries reads like this, and if you have a pension, you own shares in shell and bp. but there are those who think we should be withdrawing our financial backing for industries li