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Ben van Beurden

Bernardus Cornelis Adriana Margriet "Ben" van Beurden (born 23 April 1958) is a Dutch businessman who was the CEO of Shell plc from 2014 to 2022. He joined Shell in 1983, after earning a master's degree in chemical engineering from Delft University of Technology, Netherlands.

During his tenure as head of Shell, the company was ordered by a Netherlands court to reduce its carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. Despite the scientific consensus on climate change, Van Beurden described the ruling as "unreasonable" and said the company had no intentions to meet the court-ordered climate targets.

In early‑2022, ClientEarth began civil proceedings against van Beurden and 12 other directors of UK‑based Shell plc in an attempt to hold these individuals personally responsible for failing to adequately prepare the company for a transition to carbon neutrality. More specifically ClientEarth asserts that these individuals have a fiduciary duty under the UK Companies Act to operate in accordance with the 2015 Paris Agreement.

Since January 2024, van Beurden has been a senior adviser at KKR, a US investment firm.

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23. април 1958. је био среда под знаком звездице . Био је 112 дан у години. Председник Сједињених Држава је био Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Ако сте рођени на данашњи дан, имате 68 година. Ваш последњи рођендан је био четвртак, 23. април 2026., пре 29 дана. Ваш следећи рођендан је петак, 23. април 2027., за 335 дана. Живели сте 24.866 дана, или око 596.803 сати, или око 35.808.236 минута, или око 2.148.494.160 секунди.

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23rd of April 1958 News

Вести како су се појавиле на насловној страни Њујорк тајмса на 23. април 1958.

I.N.S. REPORT LISTS 249 CLIENTS ADDED; Smith Tells Agency Officials Space Age Has Stirred Interest in Science

Date: 23 April 1958

K Smith urges more concise writing

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M'KELWAY AGAIN PRESIDENT OF A.P.; Washington Star Editor on the Board Since 1949 -- Other Officers Elected

Date: 23 April 1958

re-elected AP exec com member

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' CHEERFUL' NEWS ASKED; Macmillan Hails British Press but Calls It Pessimistic

Date: 24 April 1958

Prime Min Macmillan urges papers stress 'cheerful' news, s, Newspaper Press Fund annual dinner

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RH/L HONORED BY CITY OF BIRTH; Urbino Hopes TouristsToo Will Note ' the 475th Anniversray of Painter

Date: 24 April 1958

By AINALDO CORTESI

Ainaldo CORTESI

Birth anniv marked, Urbino, Italy

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News Conference in Brief

Date: 24 April 1958

Special to The New York Times

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SCREENING OF NEWS LAID TO GOVERNMENT

Date: 24 April 1958

L M Lyons scores Govt secrecy

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PRIZES FOR SAFETY WON BY 21 DAILIES; 507 Newspapers in Driving Contest List 1.83 Accidents for Each 100,000 Miles

Date: 24 April 1958

ANPA-Internatl Circulation Mars Assn awards to 21 papers in annual safe-driving contest for newspaper delivery trucks

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U.P. CHIEF ACCENTS MEANING OF NEWS; Cites People's Need to Know -- Agency Reports Gains in Clients and Service

Date: 23 April 1958

urges planning to meet needs of changing world

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Publishers Pledge Full News of Slump; PUBLISHERS VOW ALL SLUMP NEWS

Date: 24 April 1958

By PETER KIHSS

Peter KIHSS

ANPA com repts newspapers are shifting from 2d class mail to more efficient, cheaper methods of distribution; repts papers do not oppose 'reasonable' rate increases

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PUBLISHERS BACK CAR-SALES DRIVE; 207 Cities Join Program -- Drop in Ads Reported PUBLISHERS BACK CAR-SALES DRIVE

Date: 23 April 1958

By PETER KIHSS

Peter KIHSS

ANPA execs rept news and other non-ad content of papers are being maintained despite drop in ad revenues; W Dwight discusses problems; D T Bryan says press must be economically strong and ind; C Williams repts 50% of ANPA's 830 members have circulation of 10,000-50,000, 15% under 10,000, 35% over 50,000; middle and lower circulation groups little affected by recession; Dr Moeller urges newspaper grants to journalism schools for research on reader interests

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