In advertising over the past several years, Exxon has pushed hard on carbon capture as a climate solution and touted its experience with the technology. But newly-revealed documents and whistleblower interviews with employees show that when it comes to actually implementing carbon capture, Exxon may have no idea what it’s doing.
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How Oil Companies Manipulate Journalists
Subpoenaed emails reveal the ways fossil-fuel corporations try to influence the media—and why they often succeed.
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Microsoft employees spent years fighting the tech giant’s oil ties. Now, they’re speaking out.
Inside the worker-led effort to get the world’s most valuable company to stop helping the oil and gas industry drill.
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How the Oil and Gas Industry Smuggles Corporate Propaganda into Schools
STEM lesson plans from Discovery Education provide an efficient model for fossil fuel companies to indoctrinate children
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In Backlash to Campus Pro-Palestine Protests, Echoes of Standing Rock and the Global Crackdown on Climate Protest
The use of militarized police and “antiterrorism” laws against activists is not new in the U.S.
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Senate Democrats Step Up Pressure on Big Oil
Armed with new documents, House and Senate Democrats go after Big Oil’s climate delay tactics.
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For LNG, the Moment of Truth Is Now
On LNG it’s the late 90s all over again and there are two paths before us, except this time the industry’s machinations are out in the open, and decisions made in the next 6 months will determine what the world looks like in 50 years.
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Research or Lobbying? New Documents Reveal What Fossil Fuel Companies Are Really Paying for at Top Universities
A new batch of subpoenaed documents show what fossil fuel companies are getting for their university research donations.
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Information Pollution: A Primer
To understand the current state of climate disinformation, it helps to know the history of the industry that created it.
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Newsletter: Campus Protests, Climate Crackdowns, and More
Student protests have always terrified powerful interests
