When Cindy Taff was a vice president at the giant oil and gas company Shell in Houston, her middle schooler Brianna would sometimes look over her shoulder as she worked from home.
"Why are you still working in oil and gas?" her daughter asked more than once. "Is there a future in it? Why aren't you moving into something clean?"
The words weighed on Taff.
"As a parent you want to give direction, and was I giving her the right direction?" she recalled.
At Shell, Taff was in charge of drilling wells and bringing them into production. She worked on oil and natural gas that's called unconventional...
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