For all our technological advances, for all the think tanks and brainiacs the combustion engine is STILL the best we can do? Click on the video to the left about the electric car. The dealers are the ones keeping us addicted. Had enough? Check out the facts.
Global warming pollution is on the rise, gasoline prices are going back up, and our elected officials are looking to open pristine wilderness areas for oil drilling. These are all symptoms of a failed energy strategy. The United States has only three percent of the world's oil supply, but demands 25 percent. Ignoring this fact is having profound negative consequences on America’s national security, consumer costs of energy, and the environment. ExxonMobil is a chief architect and supporter of this failed energy policy. Check out the fact sheets, reports, and links below for more information.
Some documents require an Adobe Reader to view. Download the free Acrobat Reader.ExxonMobil is making record-breaking profits because of high-gas prices but refuses to invest that windfall in renewable energy to ease America's oil dependence. Read more.
Despite its record profits, ExxonMobil refuses to pay $4.5 billion it owes in punitive damages to fisherman, natives, and others harmed by the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill. Read more.
ExxonMobil is the only oil company remaining in Arctic Power, the single issue lobbying group determined to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to destructive oil drilling. Read more.
ExxonMobil actively opposes efforts to cut global warming pollution and is the only oil company funding junk science by "global warming skeptics" to cloud the facts about this urgent problem. Read more.
Check out the fact sheets, reports and research, and links for more information about ExxonMobil's influence on global warming, the Arctic Refuge, and oil dependence.
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