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Donald Trump’s rambling lies can’t conceal how his reckless, illegal war of aggression is sending energy prices for working families through the roof. Trump claims this conflict is different from past wars for oil, but it’s playing out with exactly the same deadly patterns.
From the CERAWeek stage, Machado offered to meet with oil and gas executives in Houston about exploiting Venezuelan oil assets.
As one of the world’s top LNG importers, Japan faces serious economic risks due to Strait of Hormuz disruption. Its state bank is still signing fossil fuel deals.
Hundreds of Gulf South community leaders, Indigenous water protectors, and their allies are marching from Houston City Hall to the George R. Brown Convention Center, where the major oil and gas conference CERAWeek begins today.
As energy bills and the price of gas spike because of Trump’s war in Iran, Chris Wright is speaking to the executives profiteering from our economic pain.
Community leaders are marching to ensure the fossil fuel executives and government officials attending CERAWeek see the opposition to their plans to recklessly expand fossil fuels, which poison the air and water, worsen the climate crisis, devastate Gulf Coast fishing economies, and drive conflicts from Venezuela to Iran.
As geopolitical tensions rise, Trump’s fossil fuel billionaire donors reap windfall profits while people are being killed and working people around the world face higher energy and food costs.
Trump once again used illegal force to bolster his imperialist fossil fuel agenda. His attack on Iran threatens lives, adds to regional instability, and risks dragging the United States into another forever war.
Africans cannot be excluded at the border while its resources are fast-tracked into foreign economies.
TotalEnergies claims to be the biggest supplier of LNG to Europe, and the biggest LNG exporter from the United States. The company continues to import gas from Russia. TotalEnergies is under fire for contributing to Europe’s reliance on hostile countries.
