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Steven Donziger may stand trial on criminal contempt charges without his own lawyer to represent him, after the judge denied his requests to postpone the case.
Secret Tribunals and Hand-Picked Arbiters: A Little-known System Undermines Environmental Regulation
Amy Westervelt interviews Marcos Orellana, United Nations Special Rapporteur on toxics and human rights.
Decades after drilling in the Amazon, the oil production waste Texaco left behind continues to sicken Indigenous communities.
Turning Points: A Series Following the Evolution of the Environmental Movement
This special Drilled series explores the origins of U.S. environmental activism, where the movement has succeeded or faltered, and where it may go.
The Ohio Utility Scandal, Explained
Amy Westervelt interviews University of California political scientist Leah Stokes on the corruption behind Ohio's coal and nuclear bailout.
Pioneering U.S. Fracking Company Chesapeake Energy Declares Bankruptcy
Amy Westervelt interviews energy analyst Clark Williams-Derry and energy accounting expert Greg Rogers why an industry that's never turned a profit can still snag investors.
Report: Big Oil Hasn’t Saved for Retirement … and It Could Cost States Billions
For the Drilled podcast, Amy Westervelt interviews the authors of a new report on the looming multi-state disaster of abandoned oil and gas wells.
Planet of the Ecofascists
Almost everything in Michael Moore’s supposed documentary Planet of the Humans is out of date, which undermines any potential the film had to bring important critiques of technological solutions to climate change to light.
Melissa Troutman and Joshua Pribanic, Co-founders of Public Herald
Amy Westervelt interviews the documentary filmmakers about "Invisible Hand," their new film exploring the "Rights of Nature" movement.
Ted Nordhaus, Founder and Executive Director of the Breakthrough Institute
Amy Westervelt interviews the Breakthrough Institute co-founder on where the environmental movement's gone wrong.
Turning Points: A Series Following the Evolution of the Environmental Movement
This special Drilled series explores the origins of U.S. environmental activism, where the movement has succeeded or faltered, and where it may go.
The Ohio Utility Scandal, Explained
Amy Westervelt interviews University of California political scientist Leah Stokes on the corruption behind Ohio's coal and nuclear bailout.
Pioneering U.S. Fracking Company Chesapeake Energy Declares Bankruptcy
Amy Westervelt interviews energy analyst Clark Williams-Derry and energy accounting expert Greg Rogers why an industry that's never turned a profit can still snag investors.
Report: Big Oil Hasn’t Saved for Retirement … and It Could Cost States Billions
For the Drilled podcast, Amy Westervelt interviews the authors of a new report on the looming multi-state disaster of abandoned oil and gas wells.