By John Donovan
Stumbled across this interesting correspondence conducted publicly via the letters page of the Financial Times several years ago between Sir Mark Moody-Stuart of Shell and Mr Tony Juniper, Executive Director, Friends of the Earth, London. As can be seen, Sir Mark scored a spectacular own goal. Got his facts wrong.
FROM OUR JUNE 2005 SHELL NEWS ARCHIVE
Shell Director Sir Mark Moody-Stuart & Tony Juniper, Executive Director, Friends of the Earth, exchange fire via the letters page of the Financial Times
Financial Times: Enjoy a free trip and get to ask Shell a question: By Sir Mark Moody-Stuart
Thursday 30 June 2005
By Mark Moody-Stuart
From Sir Mark Moody-Stuart.
Sir, Attending my last annual meeting of Shell as a director, I was interested to note that almost half of the 20 or so questions asked came from individuals from areas in the neighbourhood of Shell operations in Sakhalin, Brazil, Nigeria, the Philippines and the US. According to Craig Bennett of Friends of the Earth (FoE), who summed up their concerns, these people had been brought to England by FoE to reflect locally held views. read more
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