Big Oil and anti-public lands extremists push for energy and environmental policies that benefit the privileged few at the taxpayers’ expense. We’re here to hold them accountable.
Preserving our public lands is not only vital for the long-term prosperity of our nation but a fundamental part of our identity. However, certain groups are sabotaging conservation efforts to exploit our natural resources and benefit themselves.
Through our investigative research, we uncover the links between these groups and the policymakers who back them, thwarting their attempts to enrich themselves at the expense of our families and the environment. Furthermore, our findings serve as a guide for government officials to implement conservation policies that benefit all Americans.
In response to President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to nominate North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum to lead the Department of the Interior, government watchdog Accountable.US released the following statement highlighting glaring red flags about Governor Burgum’s strong ties to the oil industry.
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Pollution from big oil often hits Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities the hardest.
Our investigative research exposes the special interests that oppose conservation efforts.
Oil and gas companies have a history of exploiting conservation laws to their benefit. We work to break their influence over public officials and more.
We call out anti-public land activists’ false and misleading statements and expose their fringe views, misdeeds, and conflicts of interest.
When outside money and special interest groups oppose local conservation efforts, we expose their conflicts of interest and hidden agendas to empower the community.
In order to protect our air, water, endangered species, and limited natural resources, and slow the pace of climate change, we fight for:
Get the latest news on how we’re holding big business, government officials, and special interests accountable, and what you can do to get involved.
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