Six Major Fossil Fuel Companies Call for Governments to Set Carbon Price

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By Yale Environment 360Jun 1, 2015, 12:40 pm87 pts
Six leading oil and gas companies have called on governments to enact a carbon-pricing system, saying this would be the most effective way to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The chief executives of Total, Statoil, Royal Dutch Shell, BG Group, BP, and Eni, in a joint letter to the head of the UN Framework…

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