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Explore the intricate relationship between the oil industry and climate change in our in-depth examination, 'Climate Change and the Oil Industry'. This groundbreaking volume investigates how multinational corporations engage with environmental issues, positioning themselves not just as contributors to the problem but potentially as vital players in crafting solutions. With a focus on industry giants like ExxonMobil, Shell, and Statoil, this book delves into their climate strategies and responses to global warming, integrating a unique analytical approach to understand corporate behavior at multiple decision-making levels. From boardrooms to national policies and international frameworks, uncover how these companies are navigating the challenges of climate change and what it means for future regulatory environments. Designed for students, researchers, and practitioners, this resource offers essential insights into corporate environmental responsibility and strategic climate policy. Whether you're interested in environmental politics, business management, or the intersection of energy and sustainability, this title is a must-read for those committed to understanding and tackling climate change through the lens of the oil sector. Gain vital knowledge on overcoming corporate resistance to climate initiatives and learning about innovative frameworks to enhance corporate sustainability as we face an ever-changing global landscape.