Chevron Runs from Judgmentin Ecuador
Chevron petroleum Corporation is attempting to slither out of an $8 billion judgment
Chevron petroleum Corporation is attempting to slither out of an $8 billion judgment
Tonight, my dog Pluto and I watched the PBS ‘Frontline’ investigation of BP, “The Spill.” PBS has uncovered a real shocker: BP neglected safety!
Ecuador’s president promises punishment after day of chaos
With the Gulf Coast dying of oil poisoning, there’s no space in the press for British Petroleum’s latest spill
Who put out the hit on van Heerden? Ivor van Heerden is the professor at Louisiana State University’s Hurricane Center who
There’s an easy way to find oil. Go to some remote and gorgeous natural sanctuary, say Alaska or the Amazon, find some
Last week, you may have caught the story on “60 Minutes” about Chevron crapping all over the Amazon in
Twenty years after Exxon Valdez slimed over one thousand miles of Alaskan beaches, the company has yet to pay
In a hotel room in Brussels, the chief executives of the world’s top oil companies unrolled a huge map
This excerpt is taken from Greg Palast’s book The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
A Conversation with Ecuador’s New President
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Before The Lord spoke unto Pat Robertson and told him to endorse Rudy Giuliani, family man
Listen to Palast explain the oil game in Iraq
He is the Sam Spade of investigative journalism. His exposes of the dirty dealings going on inside America’s politics are covered around the world
Four years ago this week, the tanks rolled for what President Bush originally called, “Operation Iraqi Liberation” ”“ O.I.L. I kid you not.
And it was four years ago that
As George W. Bush visits Latin America this week the war of words between Chavez and Bush continues. For BBC Newsnight, Greg Palast investigated what is really behind all the rhetoric and headlines.
Watch the BBC Report:
Chavez rules out return to cheap oil