Climate Crimes
Greta Thunberg on the Climate Fight: “If We Can Save the Banks, Then We Can Save the World"
Greta Thunberg joined Naomi Klein this week for a conversation on the climate emergency.
Environment
Senate Democrats Draft Pro Athlete Instagram Influencers Into Climate Fight
Everyone is needed in the climate fight, including brand ambassadors. But is the Senate Democrats’ Special Committee on the Climate Crisis doing everything it can?
The Right to a Future — With Naomi Klein and Greta Thunberg
Watch The Intercept’s Naomi Klein, climate activist Greta Thunberg, and other youth leaders discuss the emerging climate movement for a sustainable future.
Exxon Mobil Is Funding Centrist Democratic Think Tank, Disclosures Reveal
Oil companies and centrist Democrats have started to sound a lot alike on climate policy.
Climate Crimes
After Climate Forum, Biden Heads to a Fundraiser Co-Hosted by a Fossil Fuel Executive
Andrew Goldman, co-founder of Western LNG, was a top fundraiser for Biden's last presidential campaign and is raising money for him again.
Climate Crimes
How Larry Fink, Joe Biden's Wall Street Ally, Profits From Amazon Cattle Ranching, a Force Behind Deforestation
The giant investment firm BlackRock has contributed to the climate crisis by investing in a Brazilian meatpacker, JBS, linked to Amazon deforestation.
How Ohio’s Chamber of Commerce Killed an Anti-Pollution Bill of Rights
Emails reveal that the Ohio Chamber of Commerce enlisted a key Republican lawmaker in a successful effort to nullify the Lake Erie Bill of Rights.
Climate Crimes
GOP Lobbyists Help Brazil Recruit U.S. Companies to Exploit the Amazon
Documents reveal that efforts to clear the Amazon are being pushed by Trump-friendly lobbyists.
Emails Show Monsanto Orchestrated GOP Effort to Intimidate Cancer Researchers
Documents suggest the firm has antagonized regulators and applied pressure to shape research of the world’s leading herbicide.
Bernie Sanders's Climate Plan Is More Radical Than His Opponents’ — And More Likely to Succeed
The $16.3 trillion plan would not only transition American society away from fossil fuels but renegotiate decades-old nostrums about the government’s role in the economy.