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  • The document argues that Shell engaged in a campaign of deception regarding climate change despite internal reports as early as 1988 warning that impacts could be the greatest in recorded history. It highlights a contradiction between Shell's public net-zero pledges and its financial investments, noting that between 2010 and 2018, only 1.3% of capital expenditures went to low-carbon projects. Furthermore, the briefing asserts that Shell's nature-based offset plans are unrealistic, requiring forest planting on a scale comparable to the size of Spain or Brazil.

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    Themes: climate changefossil fuelcarbon capture and storagenature-based solutionsNet-zero emissions
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    Scope 3climate change litigation
    Center for Climate Integrity

    Document type: Briefing

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