Drilled

Learn about the origins of fake news and climate denial propaganda, including how Big Oil gave Hitler propaganda tips. Dive into the history of fossil fuel propaganda and the influential figures behind the climate denial movement.

In the Juliana vs. The United States case, a group of young people sued the government for incentivizing increased fossil fuel dependence, thereby robbing the next generation of the pursuit for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The suit has been active for years now, and a handful of other youth suits have joined it. This year a group of young people, including Greta Thunberg, filed a complaint with the United Nations that top fossil fuel-producing countries were violating the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. As both move forward, they we take a look at how these suits differ from climate liability cases, what makes them so compelling, and where they might head next.Support us: https://www.patreon.com/Drilled Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Explore the chaotic opening day of ExxonMobil's fraud trial in New York, legal maneuvers in Massachusetts, sustainable laundry options, and the connection between Exxon's accounting practices and climate change denial campaigns.

The podcast reveals how fossil fuel companies hide behind energy blogs, including the deceptive practices of Western Wire and the concealed backing of Energy in Depth by major energy corporations. It discusses the ongoing effects of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, a climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil, and the challenges of maintaining professional ethics in the legal realm.

The podcast delves into how the fossil fuel industry has increased oil production and greenwashing efforts post-Paris Agreement. It questions why mainstream media is aiding Big Oil with their ads. Insights on PR strategies, campaigns, and expenditures by oil companies are discussed, including sponsored content blur with editorial material. The episode also touches on the evolution of oil companies' media influence and their role in shaping narratives on climate change.

Crabbers face potential fishery closure due to climate change impacts and legal disputes. Oil industry fights against climate lawsuit as community grapples with division. Lawsuit hopes to hold oil companies accountable for climate effects. Episode emphasizes need for sustainability in fishing industry and coastal communities.

The podcast explores the challenges faced by the West Coast crab fishery in holding Big Oil accountable. It delves into the legal battles, industry diversification, and the importance of sustainability in combating climate change. The clash between survival and industry influence is showcased, highlighting the need for infrastructure readiness in coastal communities.

Explore the lawsuit against big oil by crabbers, diving into the evidence and reasons conservative crabbers are taking legal action. Uncover Exxon's early climate change knowledge, contrasted with efforts to reduce carbon footprint. Delve into fossil fuel companies' concealment of climate impacts, leading to legal battles and the urgent need for climate action.

Crabbers sue Big Oil over climate change impact. Conflicts arise with environmental groups. Warm waters, toxic algae threaten marine life. Tensions in fishing communities. Fossil fuel companies hide climate change truth for profit.

Exploring the consequences of 'the blob' warm water phenomenon on the Pacific coast's fishing industry, the impact of warming oceans on marine life, and the challenges faced by crabbers. The podcast discusses the hardships experienced by fishermen during a tumultuous fishing season and encourages support for independent climate reporting.