The head of one of the world’s biggest oil companies has admitted that the threat of climate change makes him “really very worried for the planet“.
In an interview in today’s Guardian Life section, Ron Oxburgh, chairman of Shell, says we urgently need to capture emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, which scientists think contribute to global warming, and store them underground – a technique called carbon sequestration.
Oil chief: my fears for planet
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Let’s see what the reaction is from sources other than the spokesmen of Big Green. I suspect there’s a bit of the Gilliganisation we’ve come to expect in the Guardian’s coverage of the issue involved here.
The oil project is definitely up and running, if you want to come along to observe and/or participate.
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Also see my blogpost on the topic at
http://blackline.blogspot.com/2004/06/oil-peak-or-plenty.html
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Peter
Excellent stuff Peter – ill have a read.