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A shell-drying facility in Richibucto, N.B., is back up and running just a few days after the province shut it down.

After enduring years of fishy smells wafting in the air, neighbours of Richibucto's Coastal Shell Products are now breathing easier.

The stink has been stopped, at least for now. A shell-drying facility in Richibucto, New Brunswick was shut down by the province Thursday, which is much celebrated by the local residents who have been vocal about the stench for weeks.

The MLA for Kent North has challenged the environment minister to camp out for two weeks next to a plant in Ri...

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As on renewables next year, which is why some doubt they can obey a dutch court order to halve its net emissions by 2030 and eliminate them by 2050. even if you are very generous and even if they get all the elements of carbon capture storage and offset that they need, they mightjust miss their 2030 target and they will not be able to deliver on 2050. in fact, they will be increasing emissions to 2030 and still be producing a significant amount of emissions in 2050. van beurden insists shells ow...

Compared to 2016, which is our reference year, we have reduced emissions already with 17%, and we are on track to get to minus 50% by 2030. that is just going to be measured, its going to be put on scorecards, and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these targets do not include emissions from customers using shell products. thats 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon—intensive products. that wont be good or fa...

Remember, these targets dont include emissions from customers using shell products. thats 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon—intensive products. that wont be good or fast enough for some people who would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow, but our lives are still very much entwined with industries like this and, in fact, if you have a pension, you own shares in shell and bp. but there are those who think we should be withdrawing our f...