Publications
Publications
Toxic Investors
This report analyses data on the shareownership of the world’s biggest oil and gas companies to explore the concentration of power in the industry. It shows how a small number of mega-powerful asset managers have become the driving force behind the oil industry’s aggressive push for more oil and gas.
Written by Bill Spence and David Whyte
London, April 2025
ISBN: 978-1-83654-957-4
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Read coverage of this report in Byline Times.
Indictment: Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on
State & Environmental Violence in West Papua
This indictment put before the Tribunal sets out the 4 charges against the State of Indonesia. The Indictment is signed by: the Indigenous Peoples Movement for Self-Determination and Liberation; International Association of Democratic Lawyers; INTERPRT; London Mining Network; Pacific Conference of Churches; Sinchi Foundation; and TAPOL.
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Working for Climate Justice
Trade union approaches to climate bargaining have frequently treated climate and environmental issues as separate from core industrial relations issues. This pamphlet demonstrates why trade unions need to put climate bargaining at the centre of everything they do and maps out the steps that must be taken to achieve this.
Written by Ben Crawford and David Whyte
Liverpool and London, November 2023
ISBN 978-1-906703-60-8
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Beyond Divestment
This report explores patterns in divestment in Britain’s largest oil companies BP and Shell since the Paris Agreement was signed in December 2015 and uses an original analysis of data to show that divestment strategies are not having the necessary effect.
Written by David Whyte
London, October 2023
ISBN: 978-1-907738-29-6
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Read coverage of this report in CityAM. This report was named ‘Hidden Gem of the Week’ by The Syllabus.
The Carbon Cash Machine
This report explores the steep rise in cash earnings accumulated by shareholders in Britain’s largest oil companies BP and Shell since the Paris Agreement was signed in December 2015.
Written by Centre for Climate Crime and Climate Justice & Corporate Watch.
London, August 2023
ISBN: 978-1-907738-28-9
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Read coverage of this report in the New Internationalist magazine and in Byline Times.
