Climate protesters attempt to disrupt Shell shareholder meeting.

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Climate protesters attempted to storm the stage at Shell's annual shareholder meeting in London, prompting security staff to shield CEO Wael Sawan and the board of directors. The meeting was delayed for an hour as activists sang and shouted before being removed by security. Shell is facing pressure from institutional shareholders to tackle climate change while balancing the need to capture profits from oil and gas. Shareholders will vote on a resolution calling for more ambitious emissions cutting targets, which Shell's board rejects.
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