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  1. The UN makes it official: 1.5°C will be breached

    Meanwhile, OPEC has no intention of turning off the taps. On the contrary: Its 2026 outlook projects oil demand continuing to rise to 124 million barrels a day by 2050, and calls for $17.7 trillion in oil investment between now and then.

    Money that should be spent on a rapid phase out of fossil fuels and preparation for the disasters we can no longer avoid

    r.sib.wedonthavetime.org/mk/mr

    #BigOil #PureEvil

  2. Hot tip:

    You can be "committed to reducing Canada's emissions and achieving net-zero by 2050"

    ****** OR *******

    You can build another DEADLY pipeline for the #BigOil skunks

    But you can't do both

    This is the #MarkCarney government LYING to you about #ClimateChange.

    Again.

    #cdnpoli

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:jeuzjfwsgn62xfoe7qo4jul5/post/3muufarekpk2b


    Taffer-either-step-up-or-step-...

  3. The Venezuelan billionaire the US investigated for money laundering now has a Pentagon oil deal

    reuters.com/business/energy/ve

    Alejandro Betancourt, who helped U.S. authorities capture Nicolas Maduro, is now Washington’s key partner in an unusual oil deal with Caracas.

    #Billionaire #Imperialism #BigOil #Venezuela

  4. The Venezuelan billionaire the US investigated for money laundering now has a Pentagon oil deal

    reuters.com/business/energy/ve

    Alejandro Betancourt, who helped U.S. authorities capture Nicolas Maduro, is now Washington’s key partner in an unusual oil deal with Caracas.

    #Billionaire #Imperialism #BigOil #Venezuela

  5. The Venezuelan billionaire the US investigated for money laundering now has a Pentagon oil deal

    reuters.com/business/energy/ve

    Alejandro Betancourt, who helped U.S. authorities capture Nicolas Maduro, is now Washington’s key partner in an unusual oil deal with Caracas.

    #Billionaire #Imperialism #BigOil #Venezuela

  6. 🚬🥦 "UC Berkeley unravels the shocking mystery: #tobacco companies invented junk food! Next, they'll reveal that Big Oil is responsible for greasy #pizza. 🍕🕵️‍♂️ Thanks, Berkeley, for pointing out that #corporations like profit! 💡"
    vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/h #UCberkeley #junkfood #BigOil #HackerNews #ngated

  7. 🚬🥦 "UC Berkeley unravels the shocking mystery: #tobacco companies invented junk food! Next, they'll reveal that Big Oil is responsible for greasy #pizza. 🍕🕵️‍♂️ Thanks, Berkeley, for pointing out that #corporations like profit! 💡"
    vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/h #UCberkeley #junkfood #BigOil #HackerNews #ngated

  8. 🚬🥦 "UC Berkeley unravels the shocking mystery: #tobacco companies invented junk food! Next, they'll reveal that Big Oil is responsible for greasy #pizza. 🍕🕵️‍♂️ Thanks, Berkeley, for pointing out that #corporations like profit! 💡"
    vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/h #UCberkeley #junkfood #BigOil #HackerNews #ngated

  9. 🚬🥦 "UC Berkeley unravels the shocking mystery: #tobacco companies invented junk food! Next, they'll reveal that Big Oil is responsible for greasy #pizza. 🍕🕵️‍♂️ Thanks, Berkeley, for pointing out that #corporations like profit! 💡"
    vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/h #UCberkeley #junkfood #BigOil #HackerNews #ngated

  10. 🚬🥦 "UC Berkeley unravels the shocking mystery: #tobacco companies invented junk food! Next, they'll reveal that Big Oil is responsible for greasy #pizza. 🍕🕵️‍♂️ Thanks, Berkeley, for pointing out that #corporations like profit! 💡"
    vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/h #UCberkeley #junkfood #BigOil #HackerNews #ngated

  11. To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

    heated.world/p/oil-executives-

    #BigOil #oilIndustry #fracking #ecoTerrorism #Texas #PecosRiver #AtascosaRiver #ecocide #fossilFuel

    Sometime in the next few months, Texas is set to issue its first permits letting the oil industry pour treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland.

    Five applications are currently pending, covering more than 18 million gallons of wastewater per day, all bound for the Pecos and the Atascosa Rivers. The Texas environmental regulator is also actively working on the rules that would allow oilfield waste to be sprayed on cropland.

    It may sound crazy to dump treated fracking waste on land that is used to grow food, or into waterways connected to drinking water supplies. But last month, oil and gas industry representatives gathered before the state Senate to explain why they desperately need to do exactly this.

  12. To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

    heated.world/p/oil-executives-

    #BigOil #oilIndustry #fracking #ecoTerrorism #Texas #PecosRiver #AtascosaRiver #ecocide #fossilFuel

    Sometime in the next few months, Texas is set to issue its first permits letting the oil industry pour treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland.

    Five applications are currently pending, covering more than 18 million gallons of wastewater per day, all bound for the Pecos and the Atascosa Rivers. The Texas environmental regulator is also actively working on the rules that would allow oilfield waste to be sprayed on cropland.

    It may sound crazy to dump treated fracking waste on land that is used to grow food, or into waterways connected to drinking water supplies. But last month, oil and gas industry representatives gathered before the state Senate to explain why they desperately need to do exactly this.

  13. To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

    heated.world/p/oil-executives-

    #BigOil #oilIndustry #fracking #ecoTerrorism #Texas #PecosRiver #AtascosaRiver #ecocide #fossilFuel

    Sometime in the next few months, Texas is set to issue its first permits letting the oil industry pour treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland.

    Five applications are currently pending, covering more than 18 million gallons of wastewater per day, all bound for the Pecos and the Atascosa Rivers. The Texas environmental regulator is also actively working on the rules that would allow oilfield waste to be sprayed on cropland.

    It may sound crazy to dump treated fracking waste on land that is used to grow food, or into waterways connected to drinking water supplies. But last month, oil and gas industry representatives gathered before the state Senate to explain why they desperately need to do exactly this.

  14. To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

    heated.world/p/oil-executives-

    #BigOil #oilIndustry #fracking #ecoTerrorism #Texas #PecosRiver #AtascosaRiver #ecocide #fossilFuel

    Sometime in the next few months, Texas is set to issue its first permits letting the oil industry pour treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland.

    Five applications are currently pending, covering more than 18 million gallons of wastewater per day, all bound for the Pecos and the Atascosa Rivers. The Texas environmental regulator is also actively working on the rules that would allow oilfield waste to be sprayed on cropland.

    It may sound crazy to dump treated fracking waste on land that is used to grow food, or into waterways connected to drinking water supplies. But last month, oil and gas industry representatives gathered before the state Senate to explain why they desperately need to do exactly this.

  15. To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

    heated.world/p/oil-executives-

    #BigOil #oilIndustry #fracking #ecoTerrorism #Texas #PecosRiver #AtascosaRiver #ecocide #fossilFuel

    Sometime in the next few months, Texas is set to issue its first permits letting the oil industry pour treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland.

    Five applications are currently pending, covering more than 18 million gallons of wastewater per day, all bound for the Pecos and the Atascosa Rivers. The Texas environmental regulator is also actively working on the rules that would allow oilfield waste to be sprayed on cropland.

    It may sound crazy to dump treated fracking waste on land that is used to grow food, or into waterways connected to drinking water supplies. But last month, oil and gas industry representatives gathered before the state Senate to explain why they desperately need to do exactly this.