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Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies fails to get Greenpeace condemned

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TotalEnergies has failed for the time being to condemn Greenpeace, which accuses it of underestimating its carbon footprint: justice ruled in favor of the environmental NGO on Thursday, which had requested the cancellation of the lawsuits filed by the major for “dissemination of misleading information”....

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Le Parisien

Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

La justice française a annulé la procédure judiciaire lancée par le groupe pétrolier TotalEnergies contre l’association Greenpeace qui l’accuse de sous-estimer son empreinte carbone.

1 month ago·Paris, France

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Le Monde

Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

In April 2023, TotalEnergies sued the NGO for 'spreading false information', on stock markets after the publication, at the end of 2022, of a report estimating that the actual greenhouse gas emissions of the oil major were four times greater than what it was announcing.

1 month ago·Paris, France

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Sud Ouest

Carbon footprint: French justice annuls TotalEnergies' proceedings against Greenpeace

The oil and gas group contested the results of a report published by the NGO last November on its carbon footprint and had launched proceedings against the NGO The French justice system cancelled this

1 month ago·France

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Liberation

Carbon balance case: the TotalEnergies proceedings against Greenpeace cancelled by the courts

On Thursday, 28 March, the Paris court declared null and void the NGO’s referral to court by the petroleum gas group, which wanted to see a report removed on the accused of polluting 3.6 times as much as it had announced.

1 month ago·Paris, France

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La Libre

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies fails to get Greenpeace condemned

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Le Devoir

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies loses in court...

The company, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary, is the subject of two complaints accusing it of “deceptive marketing practices.”

1 month ago·Quebec City, Canada

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Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies fails to get Greenpeace condemned

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Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

Carbon balance case: Justice cancels TotalEnergies' procedure against Greenpeace.

Carbon footprint: French justice annuls TotalEnergies' proceedings against Greenpeace

Carbon footprint: French justice annuls TotalEnergies' proceedings against Greenpeace

Carbon balance case: the TotalEnergies proceedings against Greenpeace cancelled by the courts

Carbon balance case: the TotalEnergies proceedings against Greenpeace cancelled by the courts

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies fails to get Greenpeace condemned

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies fails to get Greenpeace condemned

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies loses in court...

Criticized for its carbon footprint, TotalEnergies loses in court...

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