Greenpeace activists in London also targeted Shell’s headquarters on Thursday, setting up a mock gas station price board displaying Shells profits with a question mark next to the amount it will ...

Greenpeace called the move a "legal sledgehammer to stifle public discourse." It argues that drilling in the Arctic is inherently risky and Shell's safety plans are inadequate.

Shell is suing Greenpeace for $2.1 million over a protest near the Canary Islands earlier this year. Photo: lou benoist/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images ...

The group said Shell offered to reduce its damage claim to $1.4 million if Greenpeace’s activists agree not to protest again at any of Shell’s oil and gas infrastructure at sea or in port.

Shell (SHEL) reportedly offered to reduce the damage claim to $1.4 million if Greenpeace agreed not to protest at any of its oil and gas infrastructure globally.

Shell Plc and Greenpeace reached an out-of-court settlement over a legal dispute that centered on climate activists boarding and occupying a Shell offshore vessel in the UK North Sea for 13 days.

Royal Dutch Shell PLC is taking Greenpeace International to court in an attempt to have the environmental organization banned from holding any protest within 500 meters (1,640 feet) of any Shell ...

WASHINGTON - With six Greenpeace activists camped out on one of Shell's chosen Arctic drilling rigs and the prospect of more protests all along the company's path to new exploratory oil drilling ...

Shell also debunked a video that “purports to show a bungled corporate PR event,” and a fake press release, both of which were released by Greenpeace and YesLab, an activist organization.

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Greenpeace called the action “a peaceful protest against the climate devastation around the world caused by Shell and the wider fossil fuel industry.” Protesters from the UK, US, Argentina and ...

The group said Shell offered to reduce its damage claim to $1.4 million if Greenpeace’s activists agree not to protest again at any of Shell’s oil and gas infrastructure at sea or in port.