From The Other 98%: Trump just gave away America’s last wild frontier — to Big Oil. It’s the largest giveaway of public land to fossil fuel companies in modern history. The announcement, made Thursday by Trump’s Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, …
From The Other 98%: Trump just gave away America’s last wild frontier — to Big Oil. It’s the largest giveaway of public land to fossil fuel companies in modern history. The announcement, made Thursday by Trump’s Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, …
If I gave you a choice between a room in the “luxury hotel” pictured at left and a room in the place shown below in Oslo, which one would you pick? Suppose I were to surprise my wife with a …
Norway (Supposedly) Offers Luxury Hotels from Old Oil Rigs Read More »
I hate to think of myself as prejudiced, i.e., making judgements about people before the facts are available, but I suppose I’m really kidding myself. When I see someone driving a truck like this, I can’t help but think he’s …
Note the use of the word “better” at the bottom of the cartoon here. A boyhood friend of mine learned in grade school to analyze words like that by asking “Better for whom? Better for what?” The answer is more …
Anyone who thinks that an ExxonMobil franchisee actually posted this sign is a fool. Big Oil’s only hope for extending its corrupt stream of wealth is via Trump’s policies, and his deceit, e.g., “Gas is under $2 / gallon.”
Here’s an interesting analysis of the fossil fuel industry from Dr. Mark Z. Jacobson, Director of Stanford’s Atmosphere/Energy Program and a professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Jacobson is best known for the contention that he’s been making for at …
Stanford University Professor’s Summary of the Energy Industry Read More »
Chevron is trying to convince us that the problem with high gasoline prices is the taxes we pay to keep our roads from falling apart. If we feel we’re paying too much at the pump, they want us to call …
Chevron Wants Us to Fight Against Gas Taxes, Not Their Greed Read More »
At left is an invitation to a webinar on the false narratives put forth by the fossil fuel industry: Carbon capture and sequestration, challenges with lithium, controversy surrounding climate change, lack of reliability of solar and wind, dangers of nuclear, …
Dominant Narratives Coming from the Fossil Fuel Boys Read More »
Apparently, the author of the meme here doesn’t know that 2023 marked the sixth straight year that the United States led the world in oil production.
You may think that Big Oil may be at least pretending to get on board the concepts of climate change mitigation and the phasing out of fossil fuels in favor of low-carbon energy sources. You’d be wrong.