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BP strengthens ties to abusive regimes with new China deal
Thin trade deals and cultural sponsorship allow BP to deflect attention from awkward questions about human rights
How we are tackling climate change by taking over the British Museum
By accepting BP sponsorship the British Museum gives the company a social licence to operate
How the coal lobby is already undermining the Paris climate summit
Our governments care more about the concerns of big business than scientists' warnings about climate change
Killings, cancer, corruption and Azerbaijan: Eurovision in the Islamic Republic of BP
Greg Palast investigates the role of BP in the regime of Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, a corrupt regime which kills its opponents.
Cameron ditches “Vote blue go green” and tells BP: ‘Drill, baby, drill!’
David Cameron drilled a further nail in the coffin of the ‘greenest government ever’ myth, with his support for BP’s North Sea oil drilling plans, reports Joss Garman.
Coalition in danger of being ‘oiliest government ever’
The Cameron administration has had firm aspirations to be the 'greenest government ever', but the reality is turning out to be quite different. Alongside having a transport secretary who advocates gas-guzzling changes to public policy and continuing to encourage road-building in a time of austerity, they have announced that the person almost certain to head up the coalition's environemt and energy policy is a former BP policy advisor.