Resources
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New analysis shows growing fossil reserves with a shrinking carbon budget
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A Call for Reason in Warsaw: Finance Climate Action, not Fossil Fuel Subsidies
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Release: Pennsylvania fracking boom coincides with increase in fossil fuel industry money
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Report shows U.S. oil producers want to export U.S. crude oil to raise prices
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World Bank Group Increases Lending for Fossil Fuels and Large Hydro
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World Bank Accelerating Coal Development in Indonesia
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FAIL: How the Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline Flunks the Climate Test
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House Votes to Deny the Cost of Carbon Pollution
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New report exposes billions per year in new fossil fuel subsidies
News
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“Rogue State” Canada “Running Out of Time” on KXL
The Reuters news agency is reporting that Canada is running out of time to offer President Barack Obama some kind of concession on climate change that might allow Obama to approve the controversial Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline
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Tar Sands are a “Shaky Investment”
Based on a report by Carbon Tracker, Bloomberg labels the tar sands a “shaky investment”
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“End corporate sponsorship of our arts institutions by genocidal corporations”
The Canadian Museum of Civilisation has announced it is “proud” to have struck a sponsorship deal with the tar sands lobby group, CAPP.
Websites
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ShiftTheSubsidies.org
The Shift the Subsidies database is an interactive tool to visually track and analyze the flow of energy subsidies from international, regional and bilateral public financial institutions around the world.
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DirtyEnergyMoney.com
Dirty Energy Money is an interactive tool that tracks the flow of oil, gas and coal industry contributions to the US Congress.
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The Price of Oil Wheel
The price of oil per barrel doesn’t include all of oil’s hidden costs. Learn more about the true cost of oil by using the flash navigation tool.
About
Oil Change International is a research, communication, and advocacy organization focused on exposing the true costs of fossil fuels and facilitating the coming transition towards clean energy.
We focus on the fossil fuel industry because we view the production and consumption of oil, gas and coal as sources of global warming, human rights abuses, war, national security concerns, corporate globalization, and increased inequality.
We also see fossil fuel industry’s interests behind every major barrier to a clean energy transition.