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The world's biggest publicly traded oil company faces a critical AGM under pressure from a broad coalition of shareholders on climate change. 
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Instead of just touting their own sustainability, this year brands will focus on gender equality, racial justice, climate change and more
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Corporations are created by state-issued charters. Where corporations are violating their duty to the public trust — for example by pouring climate-destroying greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere — governments have an obligation, to stop them from doing so or to revoke their charters.
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Motion to publish more information on emissions, low-carbon investments and lobbying passed by 98% at oil company’s shareholder meeting
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The Church of England has warned it could withdraw its investments from BP and Shell unless the oil giants take greater action to tackle climate change.
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Why? Any admission that humans are responsible for climate change would result in new carbon-emission restrictions and taxes. Until then, the impact of those 400,000 daily atomic bombs exploding on Planet Earth remains in force, and the Big Money–Big Oil–Big Government–Big TV Networks conspiracy will keep winning. And Planet Earth will keep losing, unfortunately.
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