Damages: Trial of Attorney Who Fought Chevron’s Pollution in Ecuador Begins Monday
By Karen Savage and Amy Westervelt
Update, November 7, 2020: On Saturday, Nov 7th, Judge Preska granted an
adjournment
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Podcast: Secret Tribunals and Hand-Picked Arbiters—A Little-known System Undermines Environmental Regulation
When national governments legislate environmental protections through laws like
the Clean Water and Clean Air acts, and agencies like the
Drilled Down: “Like a War on the Environment” —Texaco’s 30 Years in Ecuador
By Karen Savage
There is one core allegation at the center of the decades-long court fight by
Indigenous Ecuadorians for
Drilled Down: Blood of the Devil
By Karen Savage
Tens of thousands of Ecuadorians have been locked in legal battle with the oil
major Chevron for
Personal Essay: Mothering in the Age of Extinction
I am sitting in a hotel room in D.C., still in bed under the covers at noon, unable to
Personal Essay: I Am a Mad Scientist
By Dr. Kate Marvel
I’ve heard it a couple times already, from a journalist, a family friend, a neighbor:
Leaked BP Docs Show: Protest Works. That's Why It's Important to Protect It.
In a story coming soon, we’ll delve into several lessons learned from a batch of BP documents leaked to
Why Climate Deniers Are Attacking Epidemiologists (Because They Always Have)
I keep seeing this thing on social media where climate scientists will say something like “dear epidemiologists, we totally understand
Your Support at Work! Rep Raskin to Congress: Keep Liability Loopholes Out of COVID-19 Packages
The climate crisis isn’t letting up just because the economy is slowing down, and neither is the fossil fuel
Planet of the Ecofascists
Did I want to spend two precious hours of work time watching a badly produced film narrated in monotone? No,
