At least three big American oil companies—Hess, ConocoPhillips, and Exxon—were major financial contributors to the Fulbright Program in Malaysia.
The oil giant floated the idea for an enormous carbon capture and storage hub this week. It just needs some help footing the pricetag.
Porter's food props are a welcome and accessible way to visualize just how much Big Oil scams the American public.
The House Oversight Committee will hold one of the most consequential climate hearings in history as it probes Big Oil's multi-decade misinformation campaign.
Fossil fuel companies are sponsoring some of the Beltway's most-read newsletters in an attempt to win influence in Washington, DC.
A methane provision could be on the chopping block in Democrats' reconciliation bill if Sen. Joe Manchin has his way.
Countries with big carbon footprints are giving money to defense contractors as opposed to fulfilling their climate aid promises, a new report finds.
The centrist Democrat has brought negotiations for the Build Back Better bill to a screeching halt over opposition to the Clean Electricity Performance Program.
On the fourth episode of The ABCs of Big Oil podcast, we look at how fossil fuel companies have taken over higher education.
Diversified Energy isn't a household name, but it's gobbling up other producers' aging, methane-leaking gas wells.
It's not just the new revelations that Facebook knows its products are harmful. It's how entwined it is with the economy, too.
"Isn’t there some all-powerful hammer—the proverbial silver bullet—that we can use to bring this spiraling problem under control?"
There's actually a lot you can do to change what your money is invested in—and make even bigger changes to move money out of Big Oil.
The Exxon lobbyist who got caught on tape talking about how the company manipulates politicians is no longer employed.
On the first episode of The ABCs of Big Oil podcast, we get into why fossil fuel firms would want to educate kids in the first place.
Google wants to make your Android Auto experience totally hands-free.
A new report says that Edelman, the world’s largest independent PR company, has been working on an Exxon ad campaign to oppose climate regulations.
The company's CEO had a rather strange message for investors to explain why it's not investing in renewables.
Major trade groups support climate regulations. Just not those ones.
Big Oil infiltrated schools across the country. Earther and Drilled take you inside the campaign to miseducate American students.
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