News agency says oil giant planning climate overhaul
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With the last name Looney, one might be expected to have a few crazy ideas. And apparently, that's what Bernard Looney will bring to the table once he takes over for Bob Dudley as chief executive at BP. At any rate, the incoming CEO has plans to expand the oil major's climate targets and perhaps do a thorough overhaul of the company's very structure, writes Reuters.
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