Court Begins to Question Oil Giant's Double Standard When It Comes to Disclosure of Case FilesIf you want an example of how a large oil company can mock court orders and get away with it, look no further than Chevron's behavior in the Ecuador environmental case where the company faces an $18 billion liability and allegations that it engaged in criminal...
Monday, October 31, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Chevron’s Favorite Blogger, Zennie Abraham:
Is He On The Chevron Payroll Or Just A Punk for Corporate Interests?
Should The San Francisco Chronicle Disclose Zennie’s Conflict of Interest?Zennie Abraham, a San Francisco-based blogger who has been quick to judge other...
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Criminal Charges Could Be Filed In U.S. Against Chevron’s Operative Diego Borja
Diego Borja -- the man who stands behind a now-discredited sting operation designed to derail the multi-billion dollar pollution lawsuit against Chevron -- could face criminal charges in the U.S. and in Ecuador, according to his lawyer. Borja’s illegal scheme (it is against the law in Ecuador to secretly videotape individuals) resulted in a 16-month...
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Chevron In Trouble In Australia; National TV Show Blasts Chevron's Environmental Practices
As the oil giant prepares for new drilling operations in Australia, the country is beginning to question its toxic legacy. In "The Amazon's Toxic Mess," Sunday Night reporter Mike Monro joins Zoe Tryon to witness the devastation...
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