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March 2024

To see Big Oil’s future, look at its lobbying record
New evidence reveals the fossil fuel industry’s decades-long campaigns to stall the growth of clean energy tech.
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Darren Woods is wrong. The past matters
It’s how we inherited the crises of the present — and an indication of where we’ll go without accountability.
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Why the oil and chemical lobby is taking aim at New York’s plastic waste bill
The bill’s passage could be pivotal in the fight to rein in plastics, and the industry knows it.
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February 2024

Chicago takes Big Oil to court, adding another heavyweight to the fight
Chicago is the latest to sue oil majors for deception and fraud — a necessary step toward climate justice, city officials say.
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This museum wants you to fight Big Oil
A new exhibition at the Climate Museum in New York City shines a spotlight on the “biggest barrier we’re facing to combating climate change.”
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Four years later, BP’s “net-zero” pledge rings hollow
While BP advertises an “‘and’ not ‘or’” approach to energy, it has dropped its climate commitments in favor of more oil.
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Why Exxon is suing its shareholders
A recent lawsuit could reflect the oil and gas industry’s growing legal strategy to escape accountability for fueling the climate crisis.
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January 2024

Congressman: DOJ investigation of Big Oil is now “even more urgent” following Shell revelations
With more proof of Shell’s climate deception, Rep. Ted Lieu is once again urging the Department of Justice to look into whether fossil fuel companies…
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Pacific coast tribes, forced to relocate, are suing Big Oil for climate deception
The Makah and Shoalwater Bay Tribes’ lawsuits could signal a new avenue for tribal governments to recover climate costs from polluters.
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The law firm helping Big Oil weaponize the First Amendment
Gibson Dunn is “playing both sides” of free speech, using it to defend fossil fuel companies and silence the industry’s critics.
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