Chevron ExtraMile

Chevron ExtraMile offers franchise opportunities along with support in retail store layout and sales improvement strategies, empowering convenience store owners to enhance their operations and customer experiences.

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-21.77

0.02% May 3

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Chevron's Environmental Crimes and Political Pressure

The article details Chevron's longstanding environmental crimes in Ecuador, highlighting its use of corporate influence to pressure the government into ignoring judicial verdicts. This event underscores Chevron's aggressive lobbying and regulatory capture tactics, indicative of its complicity in authoritarian practices.

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These companies profit from authoritarian practices through their business dealings. Although they may not be directly enforcing oppressive policies, their actions contribute to the economic and operational sustenance of authoritarian regimes.

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FEB

14

2024

Chevron's Environmental Crimes and Political Pressure
-67.31

The article details Chevron's longstanding environmental crimes in Ecuador, highlighting its use of corporate influence to pressure the government into ignoring judicial verdicts. This event underscores Chevron's aggressive lobbying and regulatory capture tactics, indicative of its complicity in authoritarian practices.
-80

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 20

Chevron has been documented using its significant oil industry influence to pressure the Ecuadorian government into disregarding legal judgments. This suggests aggressive political lobbying and financial influence aimed at subverting accountability, a clear sign of complicity in promoting authoritarian practices by undermining democratic judicial processes.

Chevron’s Environmental Crimes: 13 Years of Evasion and Escalation
-70

Regulatory Capture

March 20

Chevron's actions reflect a pattern of regulatory capture, wherein the company leverages its economic power to undermine regulatory oversight. By pressuring Ecuador to shift liability onto taxpayers and evade corrective measures, Chevron displays complicity in subverting fair governance and accountability.

Chevron’s Environmental Crimes: 13 Years of Evasion and Escalation
SEP

01

2023

Chevron ExtraMile Political Lobbying and Trade Associations Engagement
-28.77

Chevron ExtraMile’s extensive disclosure on its lobbying activities, trade association memberships, and political contributions highlights a strong effort to influence public policy in favor of corporate interests. Despite claims of ethical standards and strict internal controls, anti-fascist perspectives view these corporate political engagements as facilitating regulatory capture and enabling environments conducive to authoritarian practices.
-40

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 20

Chevron’s detailed report on its lobbying activities and political contributions demonstrates a coordinated effort to shape energy policy and influence legislators. Although the company touts transparency and adherence to ethical standards, the scale and systemic nature of its political contributions raises concerns about reinforcing corporate influence in policy-making, which anti-fascist critics argue undermines democratic processes.

2023 Lobbying and Trade Associations Disclosure Report
-25

Economic Collaboration

March 20

Chevron's substantial corporate political contributions and the structured internal approval processes indicate a deep economic collaboration with political entities. While these activities are disclosed transparently, anti-fascist perspectives criticize such economic engagement as it can lead to regulatory capture, where corporate interests unduly influence political decision-making.

2023 Lobbying and Trade Associations Disclosure Report
JUN

01

2023

Chevron ExtraMile Supplier Code: Upholding Human Rights and Ethical Supply Chain Standards
59.82

Chevron ExtraMile has updated its Business Conduct and Ethics Expectations document, emphasizing robust adherence to human rights and strict supply chain ethics for its suppliers and contractors. This initiative reinforces the company’s commitment to ethical practices and accountability in its operations.
+75

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 20

Chevron ExtraMile's document explicitly commits to upholding international human rights standards, referencing the UN Universal Declaration, ILO principles, and other internationally recognized frameworks. This demonstrates a robust defense against exploitation in labor practices and a strong stance against authoritarian exploitation in the workplace.

Chevron's Business Conduct and Ethics Expectations for Suppliers and Contractors
+70

Supply Chain Ethics

March 20

The expectations set out in the document force suppliers to source goods from trusted sources, ensuring compliance with international trade laws and preventing complicity in human rights abuses within the supply chain. This proactive approach signals Chevron ExtraMile's distancing from unethical supply chain practices that might otherwise support authoritarian agendas.

Chevron's Business Conduct and Ethics Expectations for Suppliers and Contractors
OCT

13

2021

Chevron’s Global Record of Denial and Destruction
-63.86

A report exposes severe human rights abuses, environmental destruction, and legal intimidation by Chevron, including documented cases of forced labor, indigenous genocide, and persistent disregard for court-imposed settlements.
-100

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 20

The report details Chevron's extensive record of human rights abuses including forced labor, indigenous genocide, environmental destruction, and deliberate non-compliance with legal rulings. These practices demonstrate a blatant disregard for labor rights and ethical business practices, contributing to systemic oppression.

New Report: Chevron's Global Record of Denial and Destruction
-80

Economic and Structural Influence

March 20

Chevron’s conduct, including refusing to pay settlements, engaging in relentless litigation to silence critics, and using aggressive legal tactics, underscores its role in undermining judicial accountability and facilitating a broader system of corporate impunity. This behavior contributes to the erosion of public trust and structural injustice.

New Report: Chevron's Global Record of Denial and Destruction
JAN

01

2018

Chevron Political Contributions & Lobbying Practices
-19.20

The corporate disclosure outlines Chevron’s extensive political contributions and lobbying activities across the United States, Canada, and Australia. While Chevron emphasizes ethical procedures, internal controls, and transparency, its significant funding—approximately $21.1 million in global political contributions—raises concerns about the reinforcement of corporate influence in political processes, which may indirectly support authoritarian or fascist dynamics.
-40

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 20

Chevron’s political contributions and lobbying, as detailed in their report, are aimed at shaping public policy in ways that secure favorable conditions for the company. Although the company asserts that its activities meet high ethical standards and transparency, these actions contribute to the consolidation of corporate influence in government. From a left-leaning perspective, this undermines democratic accountability and may indirectly support authoritarian structures by prioritizing corporate interests over grassroots democracy.

Chevron Political Contributions & Lobbying
OCT

26

2012

Chevron Donation to GOP Super-PAC
-22.87

Chevron ExtraMile gave $2.5M to the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super-PAC backing House Republicans. This large political donation is viewed as fuelling political influence that may contribute to the rise of authoritarian policies, raising concerns among those monitoring corporate complicity in anti-democratic agendas.
-80

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 20

Chevron ExtraMile's $2.5M donation to the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super-PAC supporting House Republicans, is seen as a significant political contribution that aligns the company with forces that may undermine democratic processes. In the context of rising partisan politics and authoritarian tendencies, this act is considered complicit in enabling a political environment conducive to authoritarianism.

Chevron gives $2.5M to super-PAC backing House Republicans
JAN

01

2005

Chevron Complicit in Human Rights Abuses in Myanmar
-10.17

A report by EarthRights International accuses Chevron of financing, profiting from, and being liable for human rights abuses in Burma (Myanmar) through its involvement in the Yadana pipeline project, implicating the company in forced labor and economic collaboration with a repressive regime.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

October 1

The report documents Chevron's involvement in the Yadana pipeline project in Burma (Myanmar), highlighting its reliance on a brutal military regime that utilizes forced labor. This indicates a severe neglect of labor rights and ethical responsibility, making the company complicit in significant human rights abuses.

Report: Chevron financing, profiting from and liable for human rights abuses in Burma (Myanmar)
-75

Economic Collaboration

October 1

Chevron's financial involvement in the Yadana pipeline project demonstrates economic collaboration with an authoritarian regime known for widespread human rights violations. This relationship underscores the firm's contribution to maintaining repressive structural governance in Burma.

Report: Chevron financing, profiting from and liable for human rights abuses in Burma (Myanmar)