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100+ Die-In with Mock Oil Spill at Chevron's San Francisco Offices

Yesterday RAN and the Change Chevron team joined Mobilization for Climate Justice as over 150 people marched through the streets of San Francisco on a tour of Big Oil and climate culpritsread more »

Chevron up for Induction into "Corporate Hall of Shame". Vote Now!

Vote now! Chevron is up for a huge award this month and we need your votes to help them win this much-deserved award. Each year ten corporations are (dis)honored by being named as finalists in the “Corporate Hall of Shame”. read more »

I Spy A Chevron Lie: Chevron Talking About Everything but the Truth in Ecuador

Yesterday RAN and the Change Chevron team joined Mobilization for Climate Justice as over 150 people marched through the streets of San Francisco on a tour of Big Oil and climate culprits

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Chevron Gets Sloppy. Long Held Strategy of Using Courts as PR Platforms Exposed.

Chevron has a playbook, a playbook they use to silence critics, dodge legal liability, create illusions of pollution clean-up, buy favorable media (or attempt to), and disempower communities, to name just a few. One of Chevron’s most tired tactics is that of masquerading public relations stunts as court claims. read more »

Photo Essay: Ecuadorean Delegation Tours BP's Oil Disaster in the Gulf

On Tuesday, June 29 Houma and Grand Bayou American Indian leaders showed Ecuadorean leaders the impact of BP's oil disaster on their coastal communities. The boat left from Port Sulphur and visited devastated wetlands, oil soaked wildlife, and the Grand Bayou village. read more »

The Lasting Stain of Oil: Cautionary Tales and Lessons from the Amazon

This document was been prepared by the Asamblea de Afectados por Texaco (The Assembly of Communities Affected by Chevon/Texaco) to be presented to Gulf Coast communities affected by the recent BP oil disaster. read more »

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