'Under siege', oil industry mulls raising returns and PR game

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Behind closed doors at wef19, the 'under siege' oil industry mulls how to win back the hearts and minds of investors: Follow latest ReutersDavos coverage: via dmitryZ_reuters

 

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Global Oil Execs is code for Non US based execs...

Don’t let the door hit ya! You’ve destroyed this planet! 🖕

Aww, your poor industry...the same one thats been causing non-stop geopolitical conflict for the last 100 years

Let's hope so!

There is no doubt - and the consensus is here among the normal people, not in Devos, that our environment is under siege and the future of humanity is at stake.

Thank goodness. Think of all the shitshows the world has had to put up with because of oil since the 1920's. Oil depends on a 19th century technology that is LITERALLY killing us.

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