"Semieniuk’s team calculated what would have happened if the U.S. government redistributed the portion of the fossil fuel industry’s 2022 profits that exceeded its 2021 returns.
They found that the move would send $1,715 to every American household."
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues, fossil fuel companies are preparing for record-breaking profits while billions of people face soaring energy bills and "energy poverty."We’re tired of a world where our energy system fuels war and destroys our climate.
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Bombs are falling and Oil prices are rising everywhere else.
This is what a fossil fuel economy does , it turns war into inflation and civilians pay twice: with their lives and with their bills.We mourn the victims. We demand peace. Take Action, Sign the Petition.
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US President Donald Trump called it a "Golden Age" in last night's State of the Union. For the 21 million American families behind on their energy bills, it feels more like the dark ages.
Read our full statement
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🚨 Breaking: TotalEnergies faces a major climate trial at the Paris Court of Justice.
The case will determine whether Total can be legally forced to cut its GHG emissions & its #fossilfuel expansion
Communities are already feeling the impacts of its controversial #EACOP project. Our press release ⬇️
Draft agenda of COP31: 14 priorities, 50 sub-priorities, and not one explicit reference to fossil fuels, the source of roughly three-quarters of global warming.
After 80+ countries backed a roadmap to transition from fossil fuels, this looks look more like an omission than an oversight.
The repeal of the US EPA's endangerment finding may be giving Big Oil a license to pollute more - but will it will also strengthen the people's demands to make climate polluters pay.
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Check out this guest post from Jean McLean (Director of Engagement at the Green Economy Coalition). Jean explains why the "growth at all costs" era is losing its grip on the global imagination.
The majority is with us. Let’s act like it.
Read the blog: 350.org/84-of-us-wan...
While fossil fuel companies rake in record profits, everyday Americans especially those of us on fixed incomes are seeing our utility bills surge by nearly 7% this year. Read The Guardian article below: www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
If done right, transforming the North Sea into a renewable energy hub could "begin to correct" the injustice of its decades of pollution, says Clémence Dubois, 350.org Global Campaign Manager in this report by Bloomberg.
The results are in, and they are loud and clear: the world is ready to #ReclaimTheEconomy. Sign the petition to rewire our economies for people and planet: actionnetwork.org/petitions/re...
Relaunching hydrocarbons overseas "would be tantamount to denying our climate commitments"
Relancer les hydrocarbures en outre-mer «reviendrait à renier nos engagements climatiques»
Trump Administration’s ‘Board of Peace’ represents a dangerous attempt to monetise global governance and sideline existing international institutions. The initiative threatens to undermine the United Nations and the principles of cooperation, legitimacy and equality.
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Nearly 400 millionaires & billionaires from 24 countries are calling on leaders at the The World Economic Forum to tax the super rich and win back our futures. patrioticmillionaires.org/press/nearly...
Our member @abigaildisney.bsky.social has a message for leaders at World Economic Forum in Davos: Extreme wealth threatens global stability and our shared future.
That’s why Abby and nearly 400 millionaires from around the world signed our open letter calling on leaders to tax the super rich.
Music legend and Patriotic Millionaire Brian Eno has a message for leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos: The super rich have been winning for long enough. Now it's time for everyone else to win.
#WEF26 #Davos #TaxTheSuperRich
The Hulk himself, @markruffalo.bsky.social, is calling out the real threat to democracy that put us on a path towards someone like Trump: extreme wealth concentration. As global leaders gather at the World Economic Forum, he’s urging them to tax the super rich & confront gross levels of inequality.
As US President Trump meets with Nobel laureate María Corina Machado in Washington today, a new analysis reveals a staggering reality: Right now, the US aims to have influence over 68% of global oil production and 81% of global reserves. .
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2026 should be the year we transition away from oil, coal and gas – not launch conflicts to drill for them.
Let’s demand that leaders reject wars for oil and commit to a future built on peace, justice, and renewable energy.
The US risks ceding global leadership by distancing itself from the UNFCCC. As renewables reshape the world economy, prioritizing legacy energy over modern innovation leads to isolation, not resilience.
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Every day we delay the transition to clean energy, we bankroll the next conflict. It’s time to move toward power that stays in the hands of the people.
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COP30 gave us a tentative roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels. But what does that mean? And perhaps more importantly, what do we need it to mean?
With over 900 lives lost in Indonesia due to forest destruction and climate-intensified rainfall, 350.org's Sisilia Numala Dewi is calling on world leaders to tackle the root causes: end fossil fuels and stop deforestation now.
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Filipinos share the realities of the climate crisis & the adaptation measures they need to survive.
Rich countries must pay up for adaptation so that people can stay in their homes or move if they want to, & global leaders must take action to end our reliance on fossil fuels once & for all.
The fossil fuel industry is powerful, but so are we!
We’ve had big wins 👉 made the climate crisis a major issue on political agendas, shown how Big Oil is responsible, pushed leaders on climate action, & championed renewable energy projects for our communities.
We’ll keep up the fight in 2026!
Australia: Analysis of published political donation data showed that Australia’s fossil fuel industry giants, including Woodside, Santos, Chevron & Adani, were joined by several of the industry’s major lobby groups in gifting a combined $3.8 million to Labor, Liberals & the Nationals parties.
Indonesia: In 2019, a documentary was released that highlighted the links between Indonesian coal and energy companies and the country’s political elite. This included those running for the highest office in the April 17 2025 election.
India: The energy and mining giant Vedanta Resources Ltd supported Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Contribution reports analyzed by OCCRP show that two Vedanta-linked trusts alone donated $6.16 million to the party between 2016 and 2020.
