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  Exxon starts “the most controversial oil rig in the world”

  Andy Rowell, August 11, 2014
  For the oil industry business comes first. After years of preparation, on Saturday Exxon began drilling a $700 million well in the Kara Sea in Russia's Arctic. It is Russia’s most northerly well.
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  Blistering TV ad targeting Exxon and $20 billion in subsidies released today

  David Turnbull, July 1, 2014
  A trio of progressive organizations have released a hard-hitting satirical ad, entitled “Exxon Hates America,” and are crowdfunding it to show on screens across America over the July 4th weekend.
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  Exxon and BP Strengthen Ties With Russia

  Andy Rowell, May 27, 2014
  Ignoring the potential threat of further sanctions, both Exxon and BP have strengthened ties with Russia’s state-controlled oil company, Rosneft, in deals that can also only be seen as bad news for the climate.
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  Exxon’s 25 Year “Drop Dead” Denial Campaign

  Andy Rowell, April 14, 2014
  For 25 years ExxonMobil has been at the forefront of a climate denial campaign, essentially telling the world to "Drop Dead" for more than a quarter of a century
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  Exxon to World: Drop Dead

  David Turnbull, March 31, 2014
  Exxon’s report, “Energy and Carbon - Managing the Risks" flatly states “we do not anticipate society being able to supplant traditional carbon- based forms of energy with other energy forms, such as renewables, to the extent needed to meet this carbon budget”. See Oil Change International Executive Director Stephen Kretzmann’s response.
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  Arkansas: Exxon’s latest spill and spin zone

  David Turnbull, April 9, 2013
  Arkansas has become the latest scene of an Exxon oil spill, and the subsequent spin attempts to side-step blame. The truth tells a different story.
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  Exxon’s Paper Towel Clean Up

  Andy Rowell, April 8, 2013
  Footage from activists shows Exxon's incompetent clean up in response to its spill in Arkansas.
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  Fracking … Its Not Actually About Sex

  Andy Rowell, September 18, 2012
  Fracking may be causing protests from America to Europe, but in South Africa, the latest country to lift a ban on the activity, many of the locals don’t even know what the practice entails. Earlier this month, South Africa lifted a 2011 ban on shale gas exploration and fracking in its semi-arid ecologically-sensitive Karoo region,...
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  Oil companies continue to profit at the expense of our future

  David Turnbull, July 27, 2012
  If you believe the press reports, you’d think that the oil industry was hurting of late, what with the headlines coming out of the most recent quarterly earnings reports saying things like, “Exxon and Shell Earnings Disappoint,” and “Occidental quarterly profit lower”, and “Chevron 2nd-Quarter Profit Off 6.8%; Upstream Earnings Fall”.  These headlines paint a...
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  Exxon: Climate Change “Overblown”

  Andy Rowell, July 2, 2012
  As I write, two million people remain without power in the eastern United States, two days after extreme electrical storms brought down power lines and trees.  They are struggling to remain cool in 100 degree heat. In Kansas the New York Times reports this morning “For five days last week, a brutal heat wave here...
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