Big Oil
December 7, 2014 The Christmas season probably isn’t the best time to be the subject of a lawsuit for polluting North Pole.
The Republican victory in the US midterms was paid for by big energy interests and could hold back Obama’s climate ambitionThe resounding Republican victory in the 2014 midterm elections displayed that, despite unprecedented contributions from green groups, environmentalists continue to struggle against a rising tide of big money interests.
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By Peter Dale Scott The following is based on a recent Scott lecture entitled “The JFK Assassination and Other Deep Events”, and will be expanded on further in his next book, The American Deep State, due out in November.
A note on the "Alliance for Freedom": A Google search turned up very little on this GOP front, mentioned in the attached article, an IRS tax exemption form and nothing else.
A Koch brothers company is piling huge mounds of toxic petcoke—the black, dusty remnants of tar sands oil—along the Calumet River.
The grassroots movement image fostered by the tea party is anything but – it was planned, nurtured and harvested by Charles and David Koch and a few of their mega-rich ultra-conservative cronies.
Also see: "Americans For Prosperity Calls Wind Tax Credit ‘Deplorable,’ But Defends Government Support Of Oil Companies" The President Obama of 2013 who is feigning outrage over the IRS adding extra scrutiny to nonprofit applications being filed with the words Tea Party in their title is not the same man who singled out Americans for Prosperity in a speech in 2010.
" ... Last Monday, Appleman saw three men in a boat equipped with electronics removing dead fish from the lake.
Not the CIA, not bin Ladin -- Exxon is the toughest nut By Steve LeVine Foreign Policy, April 27, 2012 Since its birth as Standard Oil in the 19th century, ExxonMobil has been at once the most profitable, demonized, secretive and uncompromising corporation on the planet, a black box that muckraker Ida Tarbell famously penetrated in the early 1900s, and no one since has managed.