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Shell suspends Arctic drilling

SHELL has announced it will hold off on arctic drilling in 2013 to prepare for a restart at a later date.

Bianca Bartucciotto

Shell suspends Arctic drilling

The decision has been made on the back of the Kulluk catastrophe when Shell's artic drilling rig ran aground on the Alaskan coast, calling into question the company's decision to resume drilling. Later...

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