From an article by Jennifer A. Dlouhy published 26 March 2015 by fuelfix.com
Shell conducts drills with Arctic oil spill response system
WASHINGTON — Shell’s Arctic oil spill response system is undergoing drills in waters near Bellingham, Washington, with government officials observing the exercises.
Shell Oil Co. is conducting the testing as it plans a new round of exploratory drilling in the Chukchi Sea north of Alaska later this year.
Shell’s last venture, in 2012, was cut short when the emergency containment system was damaged during a deployment test — preventing the equipment from making it to the Arctic in time to safeguard drilling into oil- and gas-bearing zones more than 1,000 feet below the sea floor.
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Shell completes $1.7 billion sale of Nigerian assets to Aiteo
An article published 25 March 2015 by 
It’s the 26th anniversary of America’s second largest oil spill, when an Exxon tanker leaving Valdez Arm ran aground, leaking 11 million gallons of North Slope Crude into Prince William Sound. In Washington D.C., environmental activists marked the occasion with a demonstration in front of the White House. Their message was less about Exxon and tanker safety than it was about Shell and its plans to drill in the Chukchi Sea.
UK Government must defend against big oil and mining dirty tricks
From an article by Prabhat Sakya published 24 March 2015 by The Motley Fool under the headline:
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