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Seattle bothered by Shell plans

PROTESTORS will vent their ire at Shell later this week, fired up by the fact the Anglo-Dutch oiler has secured a critical approval to drill six wells off Alaska's Arctic coast from the US Department of the Interior.

Haydn Black

Shell has been slapped with 18 conditions, including a requirement it get other needed permits and that it comply with endangered species protections, with the Interior Department found that drilling would...

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