Accountable.US called on members to the USCOC to disassociate from the organization after the Chamber’s decision to resume political contributions to those who voted against certifying 2020 election results.
Read moreThis week, news broke that former Trump Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia rejoined his previous law firm, Gibson Dunn, as partner.
Read moreA new study found that the Environmental Protection Agency’s measurement of methane emissions is significantly lower than what is actually emitted.
Read moreAmerican Petroleum Institute put out a release complaining that President Biden’s proposed $2 trillion infrastructure proposal doesn't include climate change-worsening oil pipelines.
Read moreNine more political appointees of former President Trump burrowed into permanent civil service positions toward the end of his administration.
Read moreThose named to the “Senate Obstructionist Hall of Shame” both voted against most of President Biden’s Cabinet nominees and actively obstructed the confirmation process.
Read moreReports indicate fossil fuel companies are getting rid of their environmentally damaging assets under the guise of climate action by selling them to private equity firms.
Read moreIn response to news that the American Petroleum Institute (API) now supports putting a price on carbon emissions, Accountable.US released the following statement.
Read moreGovernment watchdog Accountable.US called on Senate Leader Mitch McConnell to put consumers ahead of his special interest donors.
Read moreLA AG Jeff Landry—who accepted nearly $740,000 from the oil and gas industry—is suing to overturn the Biden administration’s suspension of new oil and gas leases on federal land and water.
Read moreAccountable.US encourages lawmakers to build on the Biden administration’s revisions to the PPP to boost access to small businesses most in need, especially in communities of color.
Read morePOLLUTERS EXPOSED, a joint initiative with the Climate Power Education Fund, seeks to hold the American Petroleum Institute, its member companies, and others accountable for decades of misinformation.
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