Global oil companies have committed to 'net zero' emissions. It's a sham | Tzeporah Berman and Nathan Taft

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The energy industry is like a smoker who goes from one pack a day to two – but claims they’re quitting because they switched to filtered cigarettes

A natural gas refinery in Belarus.Last modified on Wed 3 Mar 2021 15.12 GMTrecently published a paper identifying 20 pathways to reach net zero carbon emissions. In December, the British Oil & Gas Authority published a requirement that oil and gas development be “consistent with net zero” . BP, Shell and other multinational companies have all now published their “net zero” pathways.

 

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Oil century is over.

The whole 'eco' movement is s sham. It's all about making money from the gullible young and the educated hypocrites.

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Honestly, many of the big oil companies will eventually transition to low impact energy sources. Not because they care about the environment but because it will make them money when oil revenues drop.

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