Discover how oil giants are dodging climate action. And why shareholders are fighting back to save our planet and your investments.
The climate crisis threatens to shrink the global economy and wreck pensions. Shifting to green energy offers a profitable alternative for smart investors.
The scientific consensus is absolute. Humans drive climate change, and the facts confirm fossil fuels are the overwhelming cause of our warming planet.
Oil giants are using legal tactics to silence their own shareholders. Despite these attacks on shareholder democracy, collective investor action remains the most powerful tool to force real emissions targets.
Shell weakens climate targets and prioritizes fossil fuels, defying shareholder pressure and legal demands for urgent emission reductions.
Defying a historic shareholder vote, Chevron rejects meaningful climate cuts to double down on fossil fuel expansion.
BP reversed its progressive climate strategy. The oil giant lowered production cut targets and is selling wind assets to boost fossil fuel investments. Critics call it a “panic U-turn.”
ExxonMobil took its own shareholders to court to stop a climate resolution and limit rights.
Burning fossil fuels drives a climate crisis that threatens the planet and global economy. Fossil fuel companies must leave reserves underground to avoid financial collapse.
Oil giants promise change but continue betting on fossil fuels. It’s a dangerous strategy that threatens both the climate and long-term shareholder value.
Scope 3 is the official name for emissions released when customers burn fossil fuels. For Big Oil, this represents 85-90% of their total climate impact.
It’s the elephant in the boardroom that fossil fuel companies desperately want to ignore.
