Archive - HEATED

Tim Ryan is a paid fossil fuel mouthpiece

Public records reviewed by HEATED show Ryan received $250,000 in 2023 from a fossil fuel lobbying group to hype up methane gas.

Dec 12 •

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Arielle Samuelson

Indigenous peoples snubbed at plastic pollution summit

“This entire process has been a violation,” said one Indigenous representative who engaged in protest at the summit.

Dec 5 •

Arielle Samuelson

Big Oil’s Plan for GOP Control

Internal documents from AXPC, a powerful fossil fuel trade group, lay out its strategy for demolishing climate policy and boosting oil & gas production…

Published on Fieldnotes • Dec 3

November 2024

Jeff Bezos wants AI to design your Thanksgiving turkey

The Amazon billionaire is spending $100 million to design the perfect fake meat. Is it worth it?

Nov 28 •

Arielle Samuelson

D.C. news station quietly scrubs stories on gas stove health dangers

Advocates say Washington Gas, a WUSA9 sponsor, pressured the station to take down the stories. "News is absolutely being suppressed," one advocate said.

Nov 27 •

COP29 smells like oil

What’s happening—and not happening—at the biggest and most influential climate summit in the world.

Nov 21 •

Arielle Samuelson

Trump's entire Cabinet misrepresents climate change

I analyzed the public statements of each nominee. It was awful. (Though Matt Gaetz was surprising?)

Nov 20 •

Trump's environmental assault begins

Here's how activists envision the fight ahead.

Nov 12 •

1.5C is dead. The climate fight isn’t.

Trump’s re-election is “the final nail in the coffin” for the Paris Agreement's North Star goal, nine experts told HEATED. But we can still limit the…

Nov 7 •

Arielle Samuelson

Coal CEOs are the new crypto bros

Alliance Resource Partners isn’t just mining coal anymore. It’s also mining Bitcoin.

Nov 4 •

Elon Musk’s PAC is powered by coal

Coal billionaire Joe Craft is one of America PAC’s biggest donors, according to campaign finance records reviewed by HEATED.

Nov 2 •

Arielle Samuelson

October 2024

U.N. report obscures meat’s true climate impact

By measuring only direct emissions, the U.N. unintentionally makes a massive polluter look much more innocent than it is.

Oct 30 •

Arielle Samuelson

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