65: Carolyn Dennett Exposes Shell's Environmental Inaction
June 27, 2022
Carolyn Dennett, former Shell Oil consultant, discusses her 11-year tenure focused on improving safety culture post-Deepwater Horizon disaster. Despite initial success, Dennett grew disillusioned with Shell's inaction on climate change.
Observing Shell's continued pursuit of new oil and gas licenses, she publicly criticized the company and left. Carolyn urges oil and gas companies to transition to sustainable practices and calls for collective action to enforce this change, praising Extinction Rebellion for their advocacy.
Carolyn Dennett, former Shell Oil consultant, discusses her 11-year tenure focused on improving safety culture post-Deepwater Horizon disaster. Despite initial success, Dennett grew disillusioned with Shell's inaction on climate change.
Observing Shell's continued pursuit of new oil and gas licenses, she publicly criticized the company and left. Carolyn urges oil and gas companies to transition to sustainable practices and calls for collective action to enforce this change, praising Extinction Rebellion for their advocacy.
Observing Shell's continued pursuit of new oil and gas licenses, she publicly criticized the company and left. Carolyn urges oil and gas companies to transition to sustainable practices and calls for collective action to enforce this change, praising Extinction Rebellion for their advocacy.
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