#Exxon

Aaron Rutkoff

aaronrutkoff

Exxon has put what would have been one of the world's largest carbon capture projects on indefinite hold, citing strain from the pandemic. Yet the oil giant is going ahead

David Fickling

davidfickling

Did Exxon Mobil just capitulate to peak oil demand?Looking at their writedown and reduced spending plans they announced Monday, it certainly looks that way:https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-12-01/exxon-mobil-capitulates-to-pea

Akshat Rathi

AkshatRathi

In a year when rich got richer and poor got poorer, during an economic recession, there's no shortage of flaws to fix in capitalism. Low-hanging fruit: getting oil companies to

Meidas @ ChapmanU

Meidas_ChapmanU

THREAD: We did some digging on who funded and contributed to the 11 seditious Senators who will object the Electoral College’s votes on January 6th. Check out these sites to

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JKSteinberger

Here's the long & short of it. We have been & are being pushed, against our will, into a future of unfathomable death & destruction, by massively profitable industries &

JPR007

jpr007

TEXAS STYLESan Patricio County Judge David Krebs tells 3News that the new $1.7 billion Steel Dynamics electric arc furnace steelmaking plant being built in Sinton should be up and running

Max Blumenthal

MaxBlumenthal

This is a tactic the CIA tried unsuccessfully in Venezuela. Incidentally, both Leonid Volkov and Navalny were fellows at Yale's Maurice "Hank" Greenberg program.While overseeing AIG's illicit practices, Greenberg reportedl

(((David Gaffen))) 🇺🇸

davidgaffen

WEDNESDAY MORNING IN ENERGY: Because someone around here has to still talk about oil, right? #OOTT #EFT #EnergyFinTwit #OPEC #shale So the interesting thing that's going on is actually over

Michiel Bron

Bron_Michiel

Today in the Dutch news: "Shell and Exxon prey on green billions in subsidies". Shell and Exxon want to invest in the large-scale Porthos project to enable CO2 storage under

The Observer

The_Observer_1

ROCKEFELLER AND THE (RIGGED?) VOTING MACHINES IN THE 1950s In the late 1950's, Nelson Rockefeller decided the time had come at last to run for elective office. His decision essentially

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habpipes

I love how dumb the right is. An anti oil Biden is better for Canada than a "lets drill everywhere" Trump. America is our biggest buyer. They've become self sufficient.

Alisha Grauso

AlishaGrauso

When the pandemic first started & it set in that it was gonna be bad, really bad, once-in-a-century kind of bad, I started thinking about the Black Plague. Chiefly, I

Dustin Mulvaney

DustinMulvaney

Hey solar industry! Get your head out of the sand. You have issues in your supply chains.. Ive been saying that for a decade.. Time to make solar better, not

Drew Pearson

dpear85

CRE Brokers know more about the local market, yet own little real estate. I want to help change that. Here is how I went from broker to owner: 1. I

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anti_antiblk

Just thinking about the why's and dynamics of the U.S. in Mozambique. Bc the U.S. govt. and it's coordinating capitalist powers are not charitable, and frankly don't actually give a

Akshat Rathi

AkshatRathi

No net-zero emissions plan is credible, unless there are short-term goals. Today, after posting a record loss and cutting its dividend, BP announced its short-term goals. Ambitious? Greenwashing? ? You

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