Exxon

Podcast

Dec 1, 2017

Gas workers in south eastern Australia still fighting after five months

Asia Pacific Currents

In the last few years, global energy companies have launched an offensive against workers in Australia to slash wages and conditions. Esso workers in Longford, SE Australia are resisting,

Blog

Aug 30, 2017

Study finds Exxon misled the public by withholding climate knowledge

David Suzuki

Although Exxon knew of and communicated internally about its product's climate impacts and the danger of it becoming a "stranded asset," it told the public a different story.

Podcast

Feb 13, 2017

Pipelines, electric cars and Trump executive orders

Green Majority Radio

Interviews with Matthew Klippenstein, chemical engineer turned renewable energy consultant, who chronicles the Canadian electric vehicle market.

Podcast

Jan 17, 2017

Capitalism itself choosing sides

Green Majority Radio

Interview with Nathan Phillips from Boston University about "Sleeping Giants," a Twitter group that is pressuring brands advertising on hate sites like Brietbart.

Podcast

Nov 1, 2016

Maximizing fragility

Green Majority Radio

We discuss the ongoing protests at the Dakota Access Pipeline which resulted in over 100 more arrests of protesters this week, bringing the total to over 260 since the action began.

Podcast

Aug 8, 2016

Disillusioned conservatives, apply within

Green Majority Radio

We start with a critique of conservative ideology and credibility on the issue of climate change and cap and trade.

Podcast

Jan 8, 2016

Reclaiming sovereignty

Green Majority Radio

Green Majority Radio spoke to Jeff Mann, an artist who makes car parts into art and about TransCanada's lawsuit against the U.S. government for killing the Keystone XL pipeline.

Blog

Jul 28, 2015

The massive Nexen oil spill and the illusion of safety

Adam Scott

An important reminder of how misleading the oil industry's promises about safety are.