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Site of carbon dioxide pipeline rupture in Satartia, MS in February 2020. Credit: Yazoo County Emergency Management Agency
Satartia Poisoning ‘Was an Anomaly,’ Says Carbon Capture CEO
By Taylor Noakes
on
James Millar, former TransCanada spokesperson, gave off-the-cuff damage control advice to industry proponents in Edmonton.
James Millar, former TransCanada spokesperson, gave off-the-cuff damage control advice to industry proponents in Edmonton.
us/American PR Firm Edelman Enabled Oil Baron Al Jaber’s Ascension to Lead COP28 Climate Conference
By Cartie Werthman
on
Edelman earned millions polishing the UAE’s green image — which helped propel Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber to the top levels of climate diplomacy.
Edelman earned millions polishing the UAE’s green image — which helped propel Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber to the top levels of climate diplomacy.
Climate activists in front of White House fence holding sign reading, Our Communities Can't Wait
us/The United States and Canada Are Among the World's Top 5 'Planet Wreckers,' New Fossil Fuel Report Contends
By Dana Drugmand
on
Just ahead of U.N. climate summit in New York City, analysis calls on governments to halt planned gas and oil projects
Just ahead of U.N. climate summit in New York City, analysis calls on governments to halt planned gas and oil projects
uk/Revealed: Oil and Gas Industry Links of Telegraph Energy and Climate Commentator
By Adam Barnett
on
Fossil fuel insider David Blackmon, who has spread conspiracy theories about climate ‘lockdowns’, has written several recent articles for the conservative newspaper.
Fossil fuel insider David Blackmon, who has spread conspiracy theories about climate ‘lockdowns’, has written several recent articles for the conservative newspaper.
us/Toxins from Marathon Refinery Fire Leaked 15 Hours Before Evacuation Called
By Sara Sneath
on
Documents reveal air monitoring detected carcinogens from burning petroleum; residents with respiratory issues file lawsuit.
Documents reveal air monitoring detected carcinogens from burning petroleum; residents with respiratory issues file lawsuit.
uk/Who Is Going to Clean Up the Scrap Heap in the North Sea?
By Birte Schohaus, Margaux Tjoeng and Emily J Gertz
on
This story is part of The North Sea Investigations, a multi-year international reporting project on the battle for the future of the North Sea, led by Dutch investigative journalism platform Follo...
us/Marathon Refinery Fire Illustrates How Industry Goes Quiet During a Crisis
By Sara Sneath and Julie Dermansky
on
Recent industrial disaster at Louisiana’s Marathon refinery shows how difficult it is to get information during dangerous events.
Recent industrial disaster at Louisiana’s Marathon refinery shows how difficult it is to get information during dangerous events.
Pathways Alliance ad on a Vancouver bus.
Montreal Bike Share Pulls Pathways Alliance Ads Amid Greenwashing Controversy
By Taylor Noakes
on
Canada’s top competition watchdog was already investigating the oil and gas group over allegations that its advertising campaigns misled the public.
Canada’s top competition watchdog was already investigating the oil and gas group over allegations that its advertising campaigns misled the public.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and climate crisis denier Alex Epstein
As Canada Burns, Danielle Smith Does Event with Activist Who Says Climate 'Not a Crisis'
By Geoff Dembicki
on
The Alberta premier is headlining an oil and gas industry conference this week with climate crisis denier Alex Epstein while thousands evacuate due to wildfires.
The Alberta premier is headlining an oil and gas industry conference this week with climate crisis denier Alex Epstein while thousands evacuate due to wildfires.
us/Portland City Government Compromised with Oil Industry in Private, Documents Suggest
By Nick Cunningham
on
Despite city claims that the approval of Zenith Energy’s controversial oil-by-rail facility was a routine administrative matter, internal documents suggest political staff laid the groundwork for a deal.
Despite city claims that the approval of Zenith Energy’s controversial oil-by-rail facility was a routine administrative matter, internal documents suggest political staff laid the groundwork for a deal.

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Satartia Poisoning ‘Was an Anomaly,’ Says Carbon Capture CEO
ByTaylor Noakes
on

James Millar, former TransCanada spokesperson, gave off-the-cuff damage control advice to industry proponents in Edmonton.

James Millar, former TransCanada spokesperson, gave off-the-cuff damage control advice to industry proponents in Edmonton.
Site of carbon dioxide pipeline rupture in Satartia, MS in February 2020. Credit: Yazoo County Emergency Management Agency
us/American PR Firm Edelman Enabled Oil Baron Al Jaber’s Ascension to Lead COP28 Climate Conference
ByCartie Werthman
on

Edelman earned millions polishing the UAE’s green image — which helped propel Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber to the top levels of climate diplomacy.

Edelman earned millions polishing the UAE’s green image — which helped propel Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber to the top levels of climate diplomacy.
Series: COP28 Coverage, Holding the Advertising and Public Relations Industry Accountable for Greenwash and Climate Misinformation
Series: COP28 Coverage, Ad-&-PR-Industry
us/The United States and Canada Are Among the World's Top 5 'Planet Wreckers,' New Fossil Fuel Report Contends
ByDana Drugmand
on

Just ahead of U.N. climate summit in New York City, analysis calls on governments to halt planned gas and oil projects

Just ahead of U.N. climate summit in New York City, analysis calls on governments to halt planned gas and oil projects
Climate activists in front of White House fence holding sign reading, Our Communities Can't Wait
uk/Revealed: Oil and Gas Industry Links of Telegraph Energy and Climate Commentator
ByAdam Barnett
on

Fossil fuel insider David Blackmon, who has spread conspiracy theories about climate ‘lockdowns’, has written several recent articles for the conservative newspaper.

Fossil fuel insider David Blackmon, who has spread conspiracy theories about climate ‘lockdowns’, has written several recent articles for the conservative newspaper.
us/Toxins from Marathon Refinery Fire Leaked 15 Hours Before Evacuation Called
BySara Sneath
on

Documents reveal air monitoring detected carcinogens from burning petroleum; residents with respiratory issues file lawsuit.

Documents reveal air monitoring detected carcinogens from burning petroleum; residents with respiratory issues file lawsuit.
uk/Who Is Going to Clean Up the Scrap Heap in the North Sea?
ByBirte Schohaus, Margaux Tjoeng and Emily J Gertz
on

This story is part of The North Sea Investigations, a multi-year international reporting project on the battle for the future of the North Sea, led by Dutch investigative journalism platform Follo...
us/Marathon Refinery Fire Illustrates How Industry Goes Quiet During a Crisis
BySara Sneath and Julie Dermansky
on

Recent industrial disaster at Louisiana’s Marathon refinery shows how difficult it is to get information during dangerous events.

Recent industrial disaster at Louisiana’s Marathon refinery shows how difficult it is to get information during dangerous events.
Montreal Bike Share Pulls Pathways Alliance Ads Amid Greenwashing Controversy
ByTaylor Noakes
on

Canada’s top competition watchdog was already investigating the oil and gas group over allegations that its advertising campaigns misled the public.

Canada’s top competition watchdog was already investigating the oil and gas group over allegations that its advertising campaigns misled the public.
Pathways Alliance ad on a Vancouver bus.
As Canada Burns, Danielle Smith Does Event with Activist Who Says Climate 'Not a Crisis'
ByGeoff Dembicki
on

The Alberta premier is headlining an oil and gas industry conference this week with climate crisis denier Alex Epstein while thousands evacuate due to wildfires.

The Alberta premier is headlining an oil and gas industry conference this week with climate crisis denier Alex Epstein while thousands evacuate due to wildfires.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and climate crisis denier Alex Epstein
us/Portland City Government Compromised with Oil Industry in Private, Documents Suggest
ByNick Cunningham
on

Despite city claims that the approval of Zenith Energy’s controversial oil-by-rail facility was a routine administrative matter, internal documents suggest political staff laid the groundwork for a deal.

Despite city claims that the approval of Zenith Energy’s controversial oil-by-rail facility was a routine administrative matter, internal documents suggest political staff laid the groundwork for a deal.

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