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Activists in Arctic circle back and aim for Exxon

EXXONMOBIL is the latest target for Greenpeace activist campaigning against Arctic drilling.

Andrew Snelling

Activists in Arctic circle back and aim for Exxon

Two weeks after boarding Statoil's Spitsbergen rig and Gazprom's GSP Saturn, protesters have entered the fjord in Olen near Haugesund, Norway, where Exxon and joint venture partner Rosneft are preparing...

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