Drilled Down: Offshore oil and gas worker fatalities are underreported by federal safety agency
By Sara Sneath
GULF OF MEXICO - JULY 03: The Discoverer Enterprise drilling rig is seen as it
continues the
Damages: Donziger Found Guilty on Contempt Charges Related to Chevron-Ecuador Case
By Karen Savage
A federal judge has found attorney Steven Donziger guilty on six counts of
criminal contempt related to
Damages: Judge Grants Restraining Order Against Minnesota County Sheriff in Line 3 Fight
By Karen Savage
A judge on Friday granted a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Hubbard
County Sheriff’s Office from
Drilled Down: Indigenous Water Protectors, Allies Protesting Line 3 First Ever To Be Cited under Obscure County Ordinance in Minnesota
By Karen Savage
Opponents to Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline expansion project in Minnesota have
filed a lawsuit against Hubbard
Damages: The Supreme Court’s Obscure Procedural Ruling in Baltimore’s Climate Case, Explained
By Karen Sokol
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed in
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Drilled Down: Computer-Aided Destruction
Autodesk “makes software for people who make things,” including fossil fuel companies, although it's marketed itself as a highly sustainable company for years. As climate accountability expands to include the tech sector, big new questions are emerging.
Drilled Down: The Chemical Weapon Next Door
By Lucy Sherriff
The morning of Wednesday, February 18, 2015, had started just like any other day
for Summer Spencer.
Podcast: We’ve had Corporate Personhood for a decade…what about ecosystem personhood?
In our last narrative season, La Lucha En La Jungla
[https://drillednews.com/drilled-podcast-season-5/], about the decades-long
fight over oil
Podcast: All Eyes on Weymouth as FERC Signals Interest in Environmental Justice
Local activists and legislators have been fighting the Enbridge natural gas
compressor in Weymouth for years. It’s too close
Drilled Down: Another Line 3 Battleground—Free Speech
We’ve covered the ongoing, fossil fuel-backed push to criminalize protest
before. In 2017, Oklahoma passed the first of these
