Environment / Oil
Articles about Oil, ordered by date. 
Dirty banking in Europe
The European Central Bank (ECB) is pumping billions into the economy, resulting in a massive subsidy for oil and gas business and highway construction and car production companies.
Artful dodging
Five reasons not to buy BP’s story about the end of its sponsorship deals.
Keystone sting
Trade agreements could threaten Keystone protester victory, writes Colin Roche.
Oil on the skids
The quiet power of oil and money has for decades enabled Saudi Arabia to buy silence and influence. But not for much longer, predicts Nafeez Ahmed.
Poverty in the land of black gold
‘Rich Saudi’ are words that seem to belong together. But Paul Aarts and Carolien Roelants highlight another, mainly hidden, reality.
Art, oil and arrests in Paris
Today, hundreds protested against oil sponsorship at the Louvre and ten were arrested. Jess Worth was in the thick of the action.
Is Saudi Arabia the big bad wolf of the Paris climate talks?
The oil producing giant blocked efforts in Paris to limit global warming to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, Kyla Mandel and Brendan Montague report.
#ShellNo: the triumph of the Kayaktivists
We do not always win - but sometimes we prevail. Mark Engler celebrates a daring victory.
Still biting
Big Oil's history of denial, delay and distortion is laid bare by Greg Muttitt.
Dirty games
Azerbaijan will be showing its friendly face this month as it hosts the European Games. But it’s what is going on behind the scenes that is important, argue Emma Hughes and James Marriott.
The Arctic carve-up
Could the next ‘cold’ war be a battle for control of the rapidly melting polar circle? Kyla Mandel reports.
Dancing with big oil
Ximena S Warnaars reports on an unprecedented agreement in Peru.
Time for an oil change?
Tom Sykes wonders if Omanis may soon have the opportunity for democratization.
My spy
Why did an oil company go to such lengths to monitor Jess Worth’s activism? Perhaps we are more powerful than we think.
Big Oil's looming bubble
Investors are starting to wonder whether oil’s such a good bet, reveals Jeremy Leggett.
A year of oil resistance
Around the world, local communities have been hitting the oil monster where it hurts.
Ending the oil age
Change is coming. Jess Worth examines whether growing pressure for divestment and disruption can knock Big Oil off its perch.
A tsingular beauty
Kara Moses reports on plans to dig bitumen in Madagascar.
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