Oil company bracing for growing green revolt over decision to water down climate commitments
Climate protesters have disrupted BP’s annual general meeting where the oil company was braced for a growing green revolt from shareholders over its decision to water down its climate commitments.
At least four protesters were forcibly removed from inside the shareholder meeting within 10 minutes of BP chair, Helge Lund, beginning his opening remarks. The campaigners repeatedly interrupted the address by calling for the company to take responsibility for its role in the climate crisis.
