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Race for Tomorrow: Survival, Innovation and Profit on the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis

Book by Simon Mundy · 1 quotes · Climate Change, Coral, Deforestation

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“In the year before Joanna’s protest at its Manila office, Shell paid out more money to its shareholders than any other company in the world: $20 billion, comfortably beating second-placed Apple. Its chief executive Ben van Beurden earned over $62,000 a day. Such fantastic rewards were possible only because the full costs of Shell’s products were being shouldered by others, who would continue to bear them − along with people yet unborn − far into the future.”

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