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| BP vs. Gulf Coast: It's Not Settled Yet.
by Antonia Juhasz, The Nation
March 6th, 2012
One settlement deal is on the table, but the public must remain vigilant as the legal struggle to bring justice and restoration to the people and places of the U.S. Gulf Coast has only just begun. |
 | Not if but when: Culture Beyond Oil Publication
by Platform and Liberate Tate
November 16th, 2011
Antonia Juhasz is interviewed in this new daring publication, ‘Not if but when: Culture Beyond Oil,' which discusses oil sponsorship of the arts featuring artworks in dialogue with the BP Gulf of Mexico catastrophe. |
| Afghanistan's Energy War
by Antonia Juhasz & Shukria Dellawar, Foreign Policy in Focus
October 5th, 2011
A little-noted energy agenda moving rapidly forward in Afghanistan could exacerbate insecurity and instability, and ensure a prolonged U.S. and foreign military presence. |
| Learning from the BP Oil Disaster
by Antonia Juahsz, Common Dreams
April 18th, 2011
Although every major oil company operating in deep water around the world had guaranteed that it could handle a blowout, not a single one knew what to do. |
| Women Clean Up After BP.
by Antonia Juhasz , Ms. Magazine
August 1st, 2010
Man-Made, Woman-Saved.Guess who’s helping clean up BP’s Gulf Coast oil disaster— and working to prevent another from occurring? |
 | The True Cost of Chevron: An Alternative Annual Report, May 2010
by Antonia Juhasz, Editor, Lead author
May 1st, 2010
2nd Edition. Written by dozens of community leaders from 16 countries and 10 states across the United States where Chevron operates, the 60-page report encompasses the full range of Chevron's activities. |
| Big Oil vs. Obama in Copenhagen: Lessons from California
by Antonia Juhasz, Huffington Post
December 7th, 2009
In the United States, petroleum accounts for more than 40 % of total CO2 emissions from all forms of fossil fuel combustion - more than any other fuel. Per capita, we Americans remain the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the world. Thus in order to tackle climate change, we must tackle oil. |
| Did Big Oil Win the Iraq War?
by Antonia Juhasz, Alternet.org
November 14th, 2009
As U.S. and British oil companies sign contracts with the Iraqi government, is it time to declare Big Oil the "victor" in the Iraq war? |
| Chevron Gets Fixed.
by Antonia Juhasz, Huffington Post
November 3rd, 2009
On Sunday, Chevron became the first oil company to come under a Yes Men Audience Attack. Chevron was chosen because Chevron is different from other oil companies. |
| Chevron owes more to Richmond & California
by Antonia Juhasz, The San Francisco Chronicle
July 17th, 2009
This week, Fortune magazine released its list of the 500 l argest corporations in the world. With a nearly 25 percent increase in its revenues from 2007, Chevron Corp. moved from the sixth to the fifth largest corporation in the world. Only 36 countries on the planet had GDPs larger than Chevron's $263 billion in 2008 revenues. |
| Chevron's Hype.
by Antonia Juhasz, The Los Angeles Times
November 21st, 2008
The oil company's ads say it is investing heavily in alternative and renewable fuels, but corporate reports indicate otherwise. |
| OK Barack, Time to Hit the Ground Running.
by Antonia Juhasz (contributing author), Alternet.org
November 5th, 2008
AlterNet asked dozens of writers, experts and activists on key issues to write about where the country needs to go, and the priorities for Barack Obama's early days in office. |
| Another Big Win for Big Oil (Let's Make it the Last)
by Antonia Juhasz, The Huffington Post
October 1st, 2008
They are today the most profitable corporations in world history. The political power garnered by all of this wealth was firmly on display last week when Congress handed Big Oil two big wins -- the lifting of the Congressional moratoriums on offshore drilling and the development of oil from shale. |
| Whose Oil Is It, Anyway?
by Antonia Juhasz , New York Times
March 13th, 2007
The Iraq Oil Law would transform Iraq’s oil industry from a nationalized model closed to American oil companies except for limited marketing contracts, into a commercial industry, all-but-privatized, that is fully open international oil company control. |
| Oil Grab In Iraq
by Antonia Juhasz and Raed Jarrar, Foreign Policy in Focus
February 22nd, 2007
While debate rages in the United States about the military in Iraq, an equally important decision is being made inside of Iraq--the future of Iraq’s oil. A new Iraqi law proposes to open the country’s currently nationalized oil system to foreign corporate control. But emblematic of the flawed promotion of “democracy” by the Bush administration, this new law is news to most Iraqi politicians. |
| Iraq's Oil Timeline
by Antonia Juhasz, Left Turn Magazine
May 1st, 2006
Amid all the talk of training Iraqi soldiers, heading off a civil war, and protecting Iraq’s fledging democracy, one overriding agenda has been ignored in the debate over the time-table for bringing US troops home: President Bush will not withdraw US forces until US oil companies have secure access to Iraq’s oil. |
| Of Oil And Elections
by Antonia Juhasz, Alternet.org
January 27th, 2005
Remember when we used to talk about how the war in Iraq was about oil? Remember the banners that read "No blood for oil?" Oil has fallen out of the discussion lately, but it's time to bring it back in light of the Iraqi elections scheduled for this Sunday. |
| A Nice Little War to Fill the Coffers
by Antonia Juhasz, The Los Angeles Times
October 14th, 2004
President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney are correct when they say things are not all bad in Iraq. It just depends on your perspective. Although the military campaign is in chaos, the economic campaign is moving along quite nicely, at least for U.S. corporations and the Republican Party. |
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