Chevron Thinks We're Stupid

The folks at Chevron must really think we're stupid.

They think we'll fall for their ridiculous attempts to greenwash the company's image even while they refuse to take responsibility for Chevron's oily messes and human rights abuses in countless communities around the world.

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Reuters - Ecuador court rejects Chevron arbitration ruling "A simple arbitral award ... cannot force judges to infringe the human rights of our citizens," said the court, adding that abiding by the panel's order would be unconstitutional and would lead to the breach of international human rights conventions.

Understory - We Brought A Kangaroo To Chevron’s Kangaroo Court Chevron’s kangaroo court is meeting this weekend in a rented room in Washington, DC. We thought they might need an actual kangaroo for the meeting, so we brought one. It wasn’t a real kangaroo, it was an activist in a kangaroo costume. But that’s okay, this isn’t a real court of justice, either.

The Washington Post - Dead fish, health problems emerge as Chevron rig off Nigeria continues to burn after accident The burning inferno of what used to be a Chevron Corp. natural gas rig still stains the night’s sky orange more than two weeks after the rig caught fire, and no one can say when it will end as swarms of dead fish surface.

Guardian - Chevron accused of racism as it fights Ecuador pollution ruling "Chevron does not want to ever recognise that indigenous or poor people have the right to access justice."

The New Yorker - Why Chevron Will Settle In Ecuador Late yesterday, this ongoing saga took a dramatic and possibly decisive turn, when an appeals court in Lago Agrio, Ecuador, upheld an $18 billion fine against Chevron—the largest judgment ever awarded in an environmental lawsuit.

Understory - BREAKING Appeals Court In Ecuador Upholds Verdict Against Chevron An appeals court in Ecuador has just upheld the $18 billion decision against Chevron for its massive oil pollution in the Amazon, Reuters reports.

CSRwire - Chevron Used Secret Lab to Hide Dirty Soil Samples from Ecuador Court, Say Company Documents In an ever more stunning expose of Chevron's fraud before the Ecuador court, a U.S. federal judge has ordered the disclosure of documents that demonstrate Chevron used a secret lab in the United States to hide the existence of dirty soil samples taken from the company's contaminated former well sites in the Amazon.

Chevron Found Guilty AGAIN

Chevron has a perception problem: Turns out a mega-rich, Big Oil behemoth denying basic human rights and a clean environment to 30,000 Indigenous and rural Ecuadoreans doesn't sit well with most folks.

Chevron has been found guilty — again — of dumping a massive amount of toxic oil pollution in the Ecuadorean Amazon. But the company still refuses to pay for clean up.

Unfortunately, the company's PR hacks have done a particularly awful job of explaining why Chevron puts profits ahead of people and the planet. That's where you come in. There's no they can handle this one on their own — they need you to come up with Chevron's next ludicrous excuse for them.

Great Moments In Stupid Chevron PR

We've received thousands of submissions for new excuses Chevron can use, but we're sure there are plenty more where those came from.

So we compiled some of the most ridiculous things Chevron spokespeople have said over the years in this video, to give you a little inspiration. These are truly some of the stupidest moments in Chevron PR.