Shell, Greenpeace and the Brent Spar

Discover the compelling narrative behind the environmental campaign that captivated the world in G. Jordan's insightful book, Shell, Greenpeace and the Brent Spar. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2001, this first edition spans 381 pages, delving into the dramatic events that led multinational oil giant Shell to change its disposal plans for the Brent Spar oil facility in the North Atlantic.

G. Jordan meticulously chronicles the courageous occupations by Greenpeace activists and the massive public outcry that erupted across the UK, Germany, and other countries. This book serves not only as a detailed case study of corporate accountability and environmental activism but also illuminates the growing power of NGO movements in shaping corporate policies.

Ideal for environmental enthusiasts and those intrigued by corporate ethics, this compelling read offers readers a window into the intersection of activism, public opinion, and corporate responsibility. Join the conversation about sustainability and the influence of grassroots movements.