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Greenpeace board Shell platforms over decom concerns

Shell sought permission to leave platform legs offshore

paul hunt

  The protesters are angry that Shell plans to conduct limited decommissioning work and sought permission to leave four platforms' ‘legs' which contain up to 640,000 cubic metres of oily water and 40,000...

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