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"The United States is not dependent on fossil fuels at all, but U.S. oil companies are. We don’t have to have that same agenda.”
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social unpacks the relationship between Venezuela, oil, and the industry's climate lies with @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social unpacks the relationship between Venezuela, oil, and the industry's climate lies with @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
January 9, 2026 at 9:01 PM
"The United States is not dependent on fossil fuels at all, but U.S. oil companies are. We don’t have to have that same agenda.”
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social unpacks the relationship between Venezuela, oil, and the industry's climate lies with @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social unpacks the relationship between Venezuela, oil, and the industry's climate lies with @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
Trump is meeting with Big Oil executives today to discuss next steps in Venezuela.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social and @emdashsanders.bsky.social discuss whether we should believe Big Oil’s public statements for @levernews.com and ExxonKnews.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social and @emdashsanders.bsky.social discuss whether we should believe Big Oil’s public statements for @levernews.com and ExxonKnews.
January 9, 2026 at 6:11 PM
Trump is meeting with Big Oil executives today to discuss next steps in Venezuela.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social and @emdashsanders.bsky.social discuss whether we should believe Big Oil’s public statements for @levernews.com and ExxonKnews.
Investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social and @emdashsanders.bsky.social discuss whether we should believe Big Oil’s public statements for @levernews.com and ExxonKnews.
What does Big Oil really want from Venezuela?
As Trump prepares to meet with oil executives today, investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social spoke with climate reporter @emdashsanders.bsky.social about what’s really going on — and whether or not to believe what the industry says publicly.
As Trump prepares to meet with oil executives today, investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social spoke with climate reporter @emdashsanders.bsky.social about what’s really going on — and whether or not to believe what the industry says publicly.
Big Oil’s Furtive Venezuela Pipe Dreams
Antonia Juhasz, an expert on warmongering over oil, weighs in on the fossil fuel industry’s ulterior motives behind the U.S. invasion of Venezuela.
www.levernews.com
January 9, 2026 at 4:19 PM
What does Big Oil really want from Venezuela?
As Trump prepares to meet with oil executives today, investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social spoke with climate reporter @emdashsanders.bsky.social about what’s really going on — and whether or not to believe what the industry says publicly.
As Trump prepares to meet with oil executives today, investigative journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social spoke with climate reporter @emdashsanders.bsky.social about what’s really going on — and whether or not to believe what the industry says publicly.
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Big Oil has distanced itself from the raid in Venezuela, and people are buying that they might not actually want in.
Huge thanks to journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social, an expert in wars fought over oil, for talking with me about what's actually going on here.
for ExxonKnews & @levernews.com
Huge thanks to journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social, an expert in wars fought over oil, for talking with me about what's actually going on here.
for ExxonKnews & @levernews.com
On Venezuela and ‘the greatest lie the oil industry ever told us’
Author and investigative journalist Antonia Juhasz, an expert in wars fought over oil, weighs in on U.S. oil companies’ efforts to distance themselves from Trump’s raid in Venezuela.
www.exxonknews.org
January 9, 2026 at 1:42 PM
Big Oil has distanced itself from the raid in Venezuela, and people are buying that they might not actually want in.
Huge thanks to journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social, an expert in wars fought over oil, for talking with me about what's actually going on here.
for ExxonKnews & @levernews.com
Huge thanks to journalist @antoniajuhasz.bsky.social, an expert in wars fought over oil, for talking with me about what's actually going on here.
for ExxonKnews & @levernews.com
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Justice Alito is recusing from a case against Big Oil companies because he has a financial interest in ConocoPhillips.
But he has been inconsistent in recusing from climate deception cases where Conoco has an interest.
One such case — from Boulder, Colorado — is now being considered by SCOTUS.
But he has been inconsistent in recusing from climate deception cases where Conoco has an interest.
One such case — from Boulder, Colorado — is now being considered by SCOTUS.
Justice Alito has (belatedly) recused himself from a case being argued next week because of stock ownership conflict:
January 8, 2026 at 10:33 PM
Justice Alito is recusing from a case against Big Oil companies because he has a financial interest in ConocoPhillips.
But he has been inconsistent in recusing from climate deception cases where Conoco has an interest.
One such case — from Boulder, Colorado — is now being considered by SCOTUS.
But he has been inconsistent in recusing from climate deception cases where Conoco has an interest.
One such case — from Boulder, Colorado — is now being considered by SCOTUS.
Instead of paying Big Oil to worsen the climate crisis in Venezuela, we should be making fossil fuel companies pay for the costs their climate lies are forcing on U.S. taxpayers👇
Extreme Weather Disasters Cost the U.S. $115 Billion in 2025
2025 was the third most costly year on record for billion-dollar weather and climate disasters.
time.com
January 8, 2026 at 2:50 PM
Instead of paying Big Oil to worsen the climate crisis in Venezuela, we should be making fossil fuel companies pay for the costs their climate lies are forcing on U.S. taxpayers👇
A year ago today, Los Angeles was devastated by a series of wildfires that climate change, driven by the burning of fossil fuels, made 35% more likely.
As communities struggle to recover, California’s efforts to hold Big Oil accountable in court for its climate lies remain more important than ever.
As communities struggle to recover, California’s efforts to hold Big Oil accountable in court for its climate lies remain more important than ever.
January 7, 2026 at 9:06 PM
A year ago today, Los Angeles was devastated by a series of wildfires that climate change, driven by the burning of fossil fuels, made 35% more likely.
As communities struggle to recover, California’s efforts to hold Big Oil accountable in court for its climate lies remain more important than ever.
As communities struggle to recover, California’s efforts to hold Big Oil accountable in court for its climate lies remain more important than ever.
How about instead of using taxpayer dollars to pay Big Oil to redevelop Venezuela's fossil fuel infrastructure, we make Big Oil pay for the billions of dollars in damage their climate lies have caused to U.S. infrastructure? 🤔
January 7, 2026 at 1:35 AM
How about instead of using taxpayer dollars to pay Big Oil to redevelop Venezuela's fossil fuel infrastructure, we make Big Oil pay for the billions of dollars in damage their climate lies have caused to U.S. infrastructure? 🤔
A Hawaiʻi state judge has rejected four different arguments from Big Oil to have Honolulu’s climate deception case dropped, moving the case one step closer to trial. 🙌
January 6, 2026 at 7:44 PM
A Hawaiʻi state judge has rejected four different arguments from Big Oil to have Honolulu’s climate deception case dropped, moving the case one step closer to trial. 🙌
Here's a better idea: Let's make Big Oil companies — not U.S. taxpayers — pay for the enormous damages their climate deception has caused to infrastructure and communities.
In an interview with NBC News, President Trump suggests U.S. taxpayers could reimburse oil companies for improving Venezuela’s energy infrastructure:
January 6, 2026 at 7:21 PM
Here's a better idea: Let's make Big Oil companies — not U.S. taxpayers — pay for the enormous damages their climate deception has caused to infrastructure and communities.
⚖️ Honolulu is one step closer to putting Big Oil companies on trial for their climate lies.
🙌 A court rejected four different arguments from fossil fuel companies to stop the lawsuit from moving forward.
📣 Communities deserve their day in court to hold Big Oil accountable.
🙌 A court rejected four different arguments from fossil fuel companies to stop the lawsuit from moving forward.
📣 Communities deserve their day in court to hold Big Oil accountable.
Hawaii Trial Court Denies Oil Company Bids to Quash Climate Suit
A Hawaii state judge dismissed a series of motions from oil and gas companies seeking to toss Honolulu’s climate tort lawsuit before it can proceed to trial.
news.bloomberglaw.com
January 6, 2026 at 2:51 PM
⚖️ Honolulu is one step closer to putting Big Oil companies on trial for their climate lies.
🙌 A court rejected four different arguments from fossil fuel companies to stop the lawsuit from moving forward.
📣 Communities deserve their day in court to hold Big Oil accountable.
🙌 A court rejected four different arguments from fossil fuel companies to stop the lawsuit from moving forward.
📣 Communities deserve their day in court to hold Big Oil accountable.
What if, instead, we made Big Oil companies pay for the damage their climate lies have caused to infrastructure across the United States? 😡
Trump says the U.S. may reimburse oil companies for rebuilding Venezuela's infrastructure
Big oil firms will either "get reimbursed by us, or through revenue," Trump told NBC News in an exclusive interview.
www.nbcnews.com
January 5, 2026 at 11:24 PM
What if, instead, we made Big Oil companies pay for the damage their climate lies have caused to infrastructure across the United States? 😡
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👀 Shell, BP, and other oil majors have been peddling false climate promises for decades, according to a new report from Center for Climate Integrity.
Check out their new inventory of Big Oil's Deceptive Climate Ads here: https://ow.ly/EgRE50XS4zX
Check out their new inventory of Big Oil's Deceptive Climate Ads here: https://ow.ly/EgRE50XS4zX
January 5, 2026 at 5:33 PM
👀 Shell, BP, and other oil majors have been peddling false climate promises for decades, according to a new report from Center for Climate Integrity.
Check out their new inventory of Big Oil's Deceptive Climate Ads here: https://ow.ly/EgRE50XS4zX
Check out their new inventory of Big Oil's Deceptive Climate Ads here: https://ow.ly/EgRE50XS4zX
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Reporter: Did you speak with the oil companies before the operation? Did you tip them off?
Trump: Before and after. They want to go in and they’re going to do a great job.
Trump: Before and after. They want to go in and they’re going to do a great job.
January 5, 2026 at 6:47 PM
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Big Oil has a long history of interference in Latin America.
Documents reveal that "Exxon funded rightwing thinktanks to spread climate change denial," invest in "market-oriented public policies" and ensure "continued strong returns to Exxon’s investors.” 😑
Documents reveal that "Exxon funded rightwing thinktanks to spread climate change denial," invest in "market-oriented public policies" and ensure "continued strong returns to Exxon’s investors.” 😑
Exxon funded thinktanks to spread climate denial in Latin America, documents reveal
Texas-based fossil fuel company financed Atlas Network in attempt to derail UN-led climate treaty process
www.theguardian.com
January 5, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Big Oil has a long history of interference in Latin America.
Documents reveal that "Exxon funded rightwing thinktanks to spread climate change denial," invest in "market-oriented public policies" and ensure "continued strong returns to Exxon’s investors.” 😑
Documents reveal that "Exxon funded rightwing thinktanks to spread climate change denial," invest in "market-oriented public policies" and ensure "continued strong returns to Exxon’s investors.” 😑
As U.S. communities get closer than ever to putting Big Oil companies on trial for their climate lies, the fossil fuel industry is desperate to escape accountability.
In 2026, it's vital that Congress and other officials protect the right of all to have their day in court against Big Oil.
In 2026, it's vital that Congress and other officials protect the right of all to have their day in court against Big Oil.
2025 was a big year for climate in the US courts - these were the wins and losses
Americans are increasingly turning to courts to hold big oil accountable. Here are major trends that emerged last year
www.theguardian.com
January 2, 2026 at 5:28 PM
As U.S. communities get closer than ever to putting Big Oil companies on trial for their climate lies, the fossil fuel industry is desperate to escape accountability.
In 2026, it's vital that Congress and other officials protect the right of all to have their day in court against Big Oil.
In 2026, it's vital that Congress and other officials protect the right of all to have their day in court against Big Oil.
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I am SO late to this but this @emdashsanders.bsky.social piece (edited by @emorwee.bsky.social) is great: a deep dive into Exxon's use of dodgy CCS promises to justify fossil gas fuelled power stations to run data centres
A set of keywords that makes me click so hard my mouse shatters into pieces 💥
A set of keywords that makes me click so hard my mouse shatters into pieces 💥
Exxon’s new greenwashing ploy
The oil giant claims it can eliminate more than 90 percent of emissions from gas-powered AI facilities. Critics say that’s nonsense.
www.exxonknews.org
December 27, 2025 at 8:45 PM
I am SO late to this but this @emdashsanders.bsky.social piece (edited by @emorwee.bsky.social) is great: a deep dive into Exxon's use of dodgy CCS promises to justify fossil gas fuelled power stations to run data centres
A set of keywords that makes me click so hard my mouse shatters into pieces 💥
A set of keywords that makes me click so hard my mouse shatters into pieces 💥
Manifesting major court wins against Big Oil for its climate lies in 2026. ✨
December 29, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Manifesting major court wins against Big Oil for its climate lies in 2026. ✨
Big Oil is “trying to get Congress to take away the ability of Americans to have access to juries,” explains former Washington Governor @govjayinslee.bsky.social.
The public deserves the right to take corporations to court for breaking the law. No immunity for Big Oil!
The public deserves the right to take corporations to court for breaking the law. No immunity for Big Oil!
December 28, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Big Oil is “trying to get Congress to take away the ability of Americans to have access to juries,” explains former Washington Governor @govjayinslee.bsky.social.
The public deserves the right to take corporations to court for breaking the law. No immunity for Big Oil!
The public deserves the right to take corporations to court for breaking the law. No immunity for Big Oil!
We all deserve to know when we’re being lied to.
CCI’s Charlotte Marcil explains how BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell sold false climate promises for 25 years — and how to identify Big Oil's most common lies, one by one.
CCI’s Charlotte Marcil explains how BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell sold false climate promises for 25 years — and how to identify Big Oil's most common lies, one by one.
December 23, 2025 at 4:59 PM
We all deserve to know when we’re being lied to.
CCI’s Charlotte Marcil explains how BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell sold false climate promises for 25 years — and how to identify Big Oil's most common lies, one by one.
CCI’s Charlotte Marcil explains how BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell sold false climate promises for 25 years — and how to identify Big Oil's most common lies, one by one.
Reposted by Center for Climate Integrity
Some of my stories this year included:
- how the gas industry pushed state bills to redefine gas as “clean” energy
- how the DOE partnered with plastics lobbyists
- how Exxon is building CO2 pipelines through communities after Trump withdrew safety regs
More: www.exxonknews.org/p/exxonknews...
- how the gas industry pushed state bills to redefine gas as “clean” energy
- how the DOE partnered with plastics lobbyists
- how Exxon is building CO2 pipelines through communities after Trump withdrew safety regs
More: www.exxonknews.org/p/exxonknews...
ExxonKnews: The year in review
This year, ExxonKnews reported on Big Oil targeting its critics, pushing false solutions, and encouraging political allies to help the industry escape accountability.
www.exxonknews.org
December 23, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Some of my stories this year included:
- how the gas industry pushed state bills to redefine gas as “clean” energy
- how the DOE partnered with plastics lobbyists
- how Exxon is building CO2 pipelines through communities after Trump withdrew safety regs
More: www.exxonknews.org/p/exxonknews...
- how the gas industry pushed state bills to redefine gas as “clean” energy
- how the DOE partnered with plastics lobbyists
- how Exxon is building CO2 pipelines through communities after Trump withdrew safety regs
More: www.exxonknews.org/p/exxonknews...
Reposted by Center for Climate Integrity
📰 10 years ago today 📰
@insideclimatenews.org exposed how oil companies other than Exxon — including Mobil, Amoco, Phillips, Texaco, Shell, Sunoco, and the predecessors to Chevron — were aware of the climate dangers of fossil fuels in the 1970s.
Oil executives still pushed doubt for decades.
@insideclimatenews.org exposed how oil companies other than Exxon — including Mobil, Amoco, Phillips, Texaco, Shell, Sunoco, and the predecessors to Chevron — were aware of the climate dangers of fossil fuels in the 1970s.
Oil executives still pushed doubt for decades.
Exxon's Oil Industry Peers Knew About Climate Dangers in the 1970s, Too - Inside Climate News
The American Petroleum Institute together with the nation’s largest oil companies ran a task force to monitor and share climate research between 1979 and 1983, indicating that the oil industry, not ju...
insideclimatenews.org
December 22, 2025 at 4:36 PM
📰 10 years ago today 📰
@insideclimatenews.org exposed how oil companies other than Exxon — including Mobil, Amoco, Phillips, Texaco, Shell, Sunoco, and the predecessors to Chevron — were aware of the climate dangers of fossil fuels in the 1970s.
Oil executives still pushed doubt for decades.
@insideclimatenews.org exposed how oil companies other than Exxon — including Mobil, Amoco, Phillips, Texaco, Shell, Sunoco, and the predecessors to Chevron — were aware of the climate dangers of fossil fuels in the 1970s.
Oil executives still pushed doubt for decades.
From the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles to the deadly floods in Texas, the toll of Big Oil’s climate lies came into devastatingly clear focus in 2025.
But even as the fossil fuel industry races to escape accountability, communities are closer than ever to having their day in court.
But even as the fossil fuel industry races to escape accountability, communities are closer than ever to having their day in court.
2025: The year in Big Oil accountability | Center for Climate Integrity
Communities are closer than ever to putting Big Oil on trial for climate deception, even as the fossil fuel industry races to escape accountability.
climateintegrity.org
December 19, 2025 at 6:54 PM
From the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles to the deadly floods in Texas, the toll of Big Oil’s climate lies came into devastatingly clear focus in 2025.
But even as the fossil fuel industry races to escape accountability, communities are closer than ever to having their day in court.
But even as the fossil fuel industry races to escape accountability, communities are closer than ever to having their day in court.
Big Oil is selling the promise of “low-carbon data centers” using carbon capture, reports @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
But these plans could "easily transform into a sprawling build-out of high-polluting methane gas infrastructure" with lasting impacts to "the climate and communities nearby."
But these plans could "easily transform into a sprawling build-out of high-polluting methane gas infrastructure" with lasting impacts to "the climate and communities nearby."
Exxon’s new greenwashing ploy
The oil giant claims it can eliminate more than 90 percent of emissions from gas-powered AI facilities. Critics say that’s nonsense.
www.exxonknews.org
December 18, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Big Oil is selling the promise of “low-carbon data centers” using carbon capture, reports @emdashsanders.bsky.social.
But these plans could "easily transform into a sprawling build-out of high-polluting methane gas infrastructure" with lasting impacts to "the climate and communities nearby."
But these plans could "easily transform into a sprawling build-out of high-polluting methane gas infrastructure" with lasting impacts to "the climate and communities nearby."
Washington remains under a state of emergency after more than a week of heavy rains and catastrophic flooding that has forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate.
Big Oil knowingly fueled the climate crisis, but lied — and now communities are paying the price. Accountability can’t wait.
Big Oil knowingly fueled the climate crisis, but lied — and now communities are paying the price. Accountability can’t wait.
Climate change primed Washington state for historic flooding
Low snowpack and abnormally warm temperatures are supercharging the atmospheric rivers hitting the Pacific Northwest.
grist.org
December 18, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Washington remains under a state of emergency after more than a week of heavy rains and catastrophic flooding that has forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate.
Big Oil knowingly fueled the climate crisis, but lied — and now communities are paying the price. Accountability can’t wait.
Big Oil knowingly fueled the climate crisis, but lied — and now communities are paying the price. Accountability can’t wait.