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Texas corporations including AT&T and Valero among biggest donors to election-denying candidates A new study shows that corporate PACs have funneled $35.
The US House Oversight and Reform Committee kicked off its investigation of the fossil fuel industry’s decades-long climate change disinformation campaign last fall by inviting top executives from BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil and Shell to testify about their role and subpoenaing their companies for internal documents.
Bloomberg Turns To Manhattan Institute's Robert Bryce To Attack Renewable Energy And Promote Oil And Nuclear Bloomberg Has Published Several Op-Eds By Robert Bryce That Promote Dirty Energy Or Attack Renewables.
December 20, 2013 A new study conducted by Drexel University environmental sociologist Robert J. Brulle, PhD.
Top News Outlets Failed to Cite Think Tank Funding in Two-Thirds of Climate and Energy Stories in 2011 and 2012 WASHINGTON (May 13, 2013)—The U.
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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.
By Dean Henderson Global Research | May 1, 2011 While Americans are robbed at the gas pump, Exxon Mobil will this week report a 60% increase in its quarterly net profits to a cool $10 billion.
Greenpeace | March 30, 2010 Most Americans have never heard of Koch Industries, one of the largest private corporations in the country, because it has no Koch-branded consumer products, sells no shares on the stock market and has few of the disclosure requirements of a public company.
By Cliff Kuangwww.fastcompany.comJun 19, 2009 at 2:11 PM Yesterday, on the bottom of it's front page, The New .