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Fossil Fuel Industry
Posted inAcademia, Advertising and PR, Fossil Fuel Industry, North America
Why the Fossil Fuel Industry Infiltrated Schools
Why did fossil fuel companies think it was worth investing in education in the first place?
Posted inFossil Fuel Industry
Judge Grants Restraining Order Against Minnesota County Sheriff in Line 3 Fight
The judge granted a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office from blocking vehicular access to Namewag Camp, an Indigenous woman and two-spirit-led camp opposing Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline.
Posted inFossil Fuel Industry
Indigenous Water Protectors, Allies Protesting Line 3 First Ever To Be Cited under Obscure County Ordinance in Minnesota
Opponents to Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline expansion project in Minnesota have filed a lawsuit against Hubbard County for blockading access to an Indigenous-led camp and convergence space.
Posted inClimate Justice, Fossil Fuel Industry
The Chemical Weapon Next Door
Oil refineries routinely use a chemical that could vaporize people’s organs
Posted inFossil Fuel Industry, Politics, Think Tanks
Another Line 3 Battleground—Free Speech
How the fossil fuel industry is undermining free speech.
Posted inFinance Industry, Fossil Fuel Industry, International climate negotiations, Litigation and Law
Secret Tribunals and Hand-Picked Arbiters—A Little-known System Undermines Environmental Regulation
How trade agreements and mandatory arbitration clauses could make it harder for countries worldwide to take strong climate action.
Posted inFossil Fuel Industry, Latin America + Caribbean, Litigation and Law
“Like a War on the Environment” —Texaco’s 30 Years in Ecuador
Decades after winning their case against Chevron, Ecuadorian plaintiffs are still suffering from poisoned water and soil.
Posted inClimate Justice, Fossil Fuel Industry, Litigation and Law
Blood of the Devil
The history behind Ecuadorians’ decades-long court battle with Chevron.
Posted inEssays, Fossil Fuel Industry
Personal Essay: I Am a Mad Scientist
What I am, more than anything, is angry.