Big Oil's California Connection
State insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara has taken campaign money and gifts from fossil fuel interests and “done almost nothing” to address climate change.
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State insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara has taken campaign money and gifts from fossil fuel interests and “done almost nothing” to address climate change.
California’s top investment funds have resisted divestment and funneled big money into fossil fuel firms like those behind Dakota Access — costing public workers billions.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker will discuss collaborating with Sirota on the new climate film “Don’t Look Up.”
A fossil fuel behemoth is citing the climate crisis it is intensifying as rationale to jack up consumer prices.
Regulators are taking aim at how insurance companies are helping to fuel the climate crisis.
Hidden in the reconciliation bill’s clean energy rebate program is a provision that could tether homeowners’ appliances to natural gas for a long time to come.
The president has quietly nominated an energy consultant who has long championed carbon capture incentives as a way to sustain the fossil fuel industry in a burning world.
At COP26, the U.S. and its rich allies refused to consider how to pay for the damage their emissions are wreaking on developing nations.
As pension funds buy into private equity, workers’ retirement savings are being used to bankroll oil and gas companies’ climate destruction.
By refusing to define “climate finance,” the U.S. and other developed nations are avoiding their environmental responsibilities and forcing other nations into debt traps.