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
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
