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yes, a variety of sources.. that's exactly what i said.
(except i spelled it right.) 
anyhow, we are obviously on the same side of the fence on that one.
here is ESSO's point of view for conversations sake:
http://www.esso.co.uk/eaff/essouk/n.../response2.html
if you ask me it sounds like a pack of lies, that is the conclusion i have came to after looking at all the sources available to me. feel free to draw your own conclusions.
as for gas companies being a backbone of the economy, well, sure they are, but, how long will that last? and what cost are we paying for it? soon, this planet will be out of fossil fuels. think about that for a moment. it's not just oil and gas for our cars.
even if we aren't carelessly burning it for fuel, we will still need it.
all sort of things use fossil fuel, among the most important, lubrication oil(even windmills need lube), and PLASTIC.
geez, even my beloved records are made out of plastic!
not to mention that the global climate is increasing at a steady pace, and our protective bubble of ozone is eroding away at a faster rate everyday. i wonder about our children, will they even be able to go outside?
and finally, about shell.. yes they are developing fuel cells. this boycott is not against shell, it is against esso, because esso is NOT helping to make clean fuels. it is making fuel cells, but guess how they are filling them with energy? gasoline.
sorry, i tend to get fanactical about this, someone needs to take a stand.
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