Tyson Slocum: Big Oil, Hot Profits & Global Warming
Tyson Slocum, Director of the Energy Program at Public Citizen (http://citizen.org), joined Joe Broadhurst of CKUT Radio to discuss his report, “Hot Profits & Global Warming: How Oil Companies Hurt Consumers and the Environment”.
The Five largest oil companies in the world have a combined profit of over $440 Billion since 2001. Mr. Slocum discusses where those profits are going, the mergers which have allowed them still maintain access to Billions in govt subsidies and a first-hand account of the environmental destruction taking place in the Tar Sands in Alberta, Canada.
About Us
Welcome to the Friday Morning After website. Below is a pic of the FMA crew. Come back and visit us to check out audio heard on and off the show, links to interesting things we find on the internet as well as things to do in Montreal. If you want to contact us via email, you can write to fridaymorningafter@hotmail.com
The FMA Gang:
from left: Sara, Stephan, Tariq, Jeffrey, Joe & Margo
GobalResearch.ca- A Message of Peace from Global Research
- U.S. Intelligence Found Iran Nuke Document Was Forged
- Egypt Lets 100 Protesters Go to Gaza
- Gaza Freedom March Rumbles Into Egyptian Security Services
- Israeli Nuclear Whistleblower Under House Arrest
- U.S., Yemen Study Targets for Possible Retaliation Strike
- Secret CIA Jails in Lithuania: Legacy of Nazi Collaborationism
- Belgrade Forum’s Position on Serbia–NATO Relationship
- U.S. Missile Shield Holding up Nuclear Deal: Putin
- Lithuanian Parliamentary Commission Confirms Presence of CIA Prisons
- Common Dreams
- National Security Experts Grim on Terror War
- Study: Prison Population on the Rise
- Lebanon Slides Towards Civil War as Anniversary of Hariri's Murder Looms
- Britain and US: Worst of Wealthy Nations for Children
- US Briefing on Iran Discredits the Official Line
- Doubts Raised on Linking of Iran to US Deaths in Iraq
- Korea Deal Marks Big Victory for Realists
- Greenpeace Try Eating Whale to Stop Whaling
- After a Decade, Booker Winner Roy Plans New Novel
- Independent UK
- The Big Moment: Officials were overwhelmed. Monks fed the frantic crowds as best they could
- 'I just want to cry,' says freed hostage
- Forgotten pawns in a ruthless game of brinkmanship
- MDC blames expats as money vanishes from overseas offices
- Suicide bombs kill dozens in Iraq
- Mayon: the world's most dangerous tourist attraction
- Mexican prisoners livid over new Gibson film
- The clues piled up, but why did US security fail to act over terrorist?
- Nato attack on insurgents killed Afghan children, says Karzai aide
- The wine-lover's dream – in the suburbs of Paris
-
Archives
- December 2009 (9)
- November 2009 (6)
- October 2009 (5)
- September 2009 (4)
- August 2009 (5)
- July 2009 (15)
- December 2007 (1)
- November 2007 (5)
- October 2007 (4)
- September 2007 (4)
- July 2007 (5)
- June 2007 (7)
-
Categories
-
RSS
Entries RSS
Comments RSS
