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until recently the classrooms
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and libraries of America's Public Schools were full to the brim with suggestive
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books written by special interest groups trying to brainwash
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our kids the filth
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that you've LED in our library protect
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our children or get out of the way using
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our schools for indoctrination
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rather than education and
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it does not work
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thankfully we got rid of all of those and America's
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school children can go back to reading the classics like
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Petro Pete's big bad dream an
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actual book you can find in public schools let's
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give it a look see one
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night Pete goes to sleep and has a horrible dream about all the fossil
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fuels suddenly disappearing his comb his toothbrush
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his bike tires gone
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no but don't worry it's
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got a happy ending we get 20 Pages explaining
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why fossil fuels are the only choice for America and
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why thinking we should give them up is
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a sin that's the kind of books our kids should be reading
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wholesome agenda list stories
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that wait a minute
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oil propaganda in school
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oh my God you're trying to tell me that this series of children's books
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in publicly funded schools was created by the fossil fuel industry to try to
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groom kids into not questioning
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America's use of fossil
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interesting stuff and as much as I wish this phenomenon
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was contained to the Petro
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Peach extended Universe the
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oil and gas industry
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has spent millions of dollars trying to influence American school children and
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this is not a
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guess there is a massive paper trail of oil-funded
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lesson plans and workbooks
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they produce propaganda videos and pro fossil fuel cartoons
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they take advantage of underfunded
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schools and under-resourced teachers by donating misleading
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materials to classrooms and
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a whole gaggle of shady tactics
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to push their agenda on
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kids and of course these efforts to influence what children here in public schools
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seem to be working a
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study from 2016 found
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that only 38 percent of students are taught that climate change is
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linked to fossil fuels and while there are a lot of factors at play
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the efforts of the fossil fuel industry are
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clearly one of them oil
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which has brought a better life to
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all the people in the USA hi I'm Riley Williams a guy with a
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climate science and policy degree who once played an entire season of middle school
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basketball as a starting point guard and never scored a single point true
2:44
story and this is a video about the oil industry
2:46
influencing America's school children welcome
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to climate town close
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let go you ready you made
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it okay so the fossil fuel industry has been trying to weasel its way
3:14
into America's public schools for
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decades in their defense they're on the supply side of oil spills
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gas leaks union busting
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you know your classic PR problems
3:24
so they'll do anything to rehabilitate
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their Public Image one of their oldest and best strategies
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is to get Pro oil and gas messages in
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front of children before
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their brains develop enough for them to start asking uncomfortable
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questions they call them
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automobiles this is a cartoon from 1956
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created by the American petroleum
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Institute called destination Earth a
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martian explorer who can travel through space becomes
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very impressed with America's ability to drive cars
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the source of their nourishment
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was something called petroleum
3:56
another cartoon from 1973
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produced by Amaco oil tries
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to convince kids that any kind of government regulation
4:02
is bad when the mokans started producing again the environmentalists
4:06
were up in arms again we gotta talk about those taxes
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you're charging but don't forget I've
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got to pay our stockholders
4:12
a fair return I've
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got to pay our stockholders
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in 1985 Exxon partnered with Disney on
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a Mickey and Goofy cartoon praising
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the wonders of oil but not foreign oil
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I'm talking about that good old American stuff you
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know it kind of reminds me of when cigarette
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companies used to make fun cartoons
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until what is it that made him stop but in the late 1980s
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when the public first started hearing sweet nothings
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about this climate change thing the
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fossil fuel industry got down to brass tacks
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now remember companies like Exxon had already been studying climate change for years and
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even employed some of the most advanced climate scientists in
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the world in 1977
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a now Infamous meeting took place between the
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top Exxon leadership and
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climate scientist Dr James Black where he tried to convey the severity of the
5:05
problem climate change represented
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unfortunately some budget cuts and layoffs in the early 1980s
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pivoted the company towards
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a more denial oriented
5:14
strategy in an effort to and I quote reposition
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global warming as a theory industry
5:21
groups were prepared to fight tooth and nail against climate
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change well not against climate
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change as much as against people learning
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about climate change it actually got kind of confusing reading some of these oil
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and gas memos because they kept saying things like they were hoping keeping
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climate change becomes a non-issue
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and I was like oh awesome same
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same until I realized
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we were not same
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same and of course one of the industries ideas for making climate change a
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non-issue was a direct Outreach
5:51
campaign about the uncertainties
5:53
of climate science aimed
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directly at members of Congress State
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officials industry leadership and
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you guessed it school
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teachers and students come
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on down and remember this
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is an uncertainty that they themselves
6:09
did not believe this is just them trying to feed the concept of Doubt
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to the public and
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Seed an anti-climate change bias
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in America's school kids
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now the system of Education in the U.S is mostly dictated on a state-by-state
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basis so the oil industry
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funded local groups to promote climate disinformation
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if you're in Arkansas you
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might get a visit from the director of Arkansas energy
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rocks an oil industry
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group that also offers fossil
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fuel themed video games come
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on you remember staying
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up all night with your friends drinking
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Mountain Dew Code Red and playing oil
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and natural gas in your life colon
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at the pump oh
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those were the days or
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maybe you're in Ohio where you're working on your crude oil word
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search from the Ohio Natural Energy Institute
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or maybe you're in Cambridge Massachusetts where
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a father found a booklet called
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natural gas your invisible
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friend in his nine-year-old
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son's backpack paid for by their local utility
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eversource but nobody does it quite like Oklahoma and
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their government organization the
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Oklahoma energy resources board now
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despite being technically part of the state government it
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is fully funded by voluntary
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contributions from fossil fuel companies and since they're founding in the 90s the oerb
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is basically only cared about two things number
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one delivering fossil fuel friendly educational
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materials to children and
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number two stopping those children from
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around near oil wells luckily
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number two is pretty easy
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smart on and off the field that means no stupid things no smoking or
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drinking or doing drugs
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and no hanging out around oil wells
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Jerry Emmett Dennis Bill coach Switzer
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we've all been around oil wells this is a pump jack kind of looks
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like a big horse I
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guess that's why some kids are trying to ride them but if you got
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caught on caught under about being paralyzed
8:13
because you'd be dead
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done and dusted and
8:20
my God that whole video is worth a watch it starts out with two
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full minutes of unrelated
8:25
football highlights followed by the kind of manic
8:28
editing that's usually reserved
8:29
for like an early 2000s
8:31
music video and now that kids are staying away from oil well sites it's
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time to convince them to use oil and gas forever
8:41
and when it comes to infiltrating
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schools with pro-industry propaganda
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for children let's see what 50 million
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dollars buys you first
8:50
and foremost yeah that's gonna buy you a nice sweaty curriculum
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Oklahoma public schools are
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so underfunded that some districts have gone down to a four day school week
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because they couldn't afford to spring for the full five
9:03
luckily the oerb has the cash to step in and provide a curriculum called
9:08
little bits for your K through second graders you
9:11
know you're five to eight year olds it's
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crammed full of important messages like
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the important forms of energy are oil natural gas and coal and
9:21
U.S companies are spending more dollars protecting the environment than drilling
9:25
new wells and of course it teaches the students jump rope Rhymes until they
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can repeat them from memory my
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favorite rhyme is we
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need oil we need gas
9:35
where are the oil products
9:37
in our class and
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then I guess they'd like
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point to stuff made of plastic and say
9:44
fun and let's not forget the Crown Jewel Petro
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Pete AKA a sort of wish.com
9:50
Bob the Builder they created Petro Pete too among other things normalize
9:55
all the bad insane things the oil and gas industry
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does like in the story boomerboro
10:01
home clean home a
10:03
community of animals is
10:04
understandably panicked when people with bulldozers
10:07
start destroying their home but
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Petro Pete's dog convinces
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them that the humans will fix everything
10:13
before they leave one of the animals very reasonably points out that
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they sure haven't done that in the past and the dog says the
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humans learned their lesson and now they don't leave behind a mess when they
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drill for oil they
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clean up after themselves
10:27
and then the other animals
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just agree that the oil industry
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is great and that's the takeaway kids
10:35
ages five through eight oil
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companies would never hurt nature
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and when you graduate past the
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little bits curriculum the oerb
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has a fantastic core energy program for high school students where you get to
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apply what you learned with
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fun assignments like make a commercial that explains why petroleum
11:02
is still the best source of energy today and
11:04
gives us the best chance at gaining energy Independence
11:07
which is a really great assignment because we all know how powerful a
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good commercial can be yes
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oil wells Jerry Emmett Dennis Raleigh
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Bill coach Switzerland smart plant
11:18
smart do something safe like
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tackle football smoke and drinking doing drugs
11:23
kind of looks like a big horse
11:27
You Don't Go Near my oil well cause
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you'd be dead and
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look I'm a guy who makes comedy
11:34
videos about climate change naturally
11:37
a lot of people ask me why
11:39
do you do that and
11:40
does anybody want that but it's
11:42
all worth it to have found this piece of propaganda
11:45
I now present lab
11:47
time with Follow Me Oh
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oil and gas oh
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oil and gas you're
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all I want this
11:58
Christmas High Tech High
12:01
awesomeness get your Frack on it
12:04
is wild how high of a budget that show must have it's got sets
12:08
location changes an actual actor
12:11
that's not cheap obviously
12:13
the oerb saw how much kids loved Bill Nye the Science Guy it's
12:18
our plastic Earth surface
12:20
wave model of Science and
12:22
they wanted to have their own version that would be willing to say a
12:25
bunch of deeply misleading
12:26
about the oil and gas industry
12:28
America's natural gas and oil pipelines is the safest most efficient way
12:32
to move natural resources
12:34
it turns out a few million dollars worth of oil money can do exactly
12:37
that and lab time with Leo is exactly what you would expect Leo
12:42
covers a surprising number of extremely oil specific
12:45
topics from fracking to seismic
12:48
exploration to fractional distillation but some lessons just get straight to the point Americans
12:53
currently use millions of vehicles and machines that require petroleum
12:57
products to operate most
12:59
of them are nowhere near the ends of their normal lives so
13:02
replacing them would be expensive for
13:04
the time being oil
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and natural gas Remain
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the most feasible and
13:08
cost-effective source of energy and
13:11
this kind of propaganda
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is all over the place oerb
13:15
materials are present in an estimated 98
13:17
percent of Oklahoma school
13:19
districts and they claim to have reached more than 3 million students they've
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even pitched their strategies to other states like Montana Arkansas
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North Dakota Wyoming and Texas
13:29
awesome and just to say it we know a lot of this information because
13:33
of the Intrepid reporting of Gia Jenny Zhao and Joe wurtz and their investigation
13:38
into fossil fuel miseducation
13:40
we put links to their stories in the bio so if you want a
13:42
ton more information on this I encourage you to check those out and
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look trying to get in front of kids is
13:49
not unique to the oil and gas industry
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marketing to Children is
13:52
all over the corporate world and
13:54
it makes sense if Mr Peanut is teaching you about digestion
13:57
maybe you're going to be more likely to ask your parents for peanuts as
14:01
a snack and I'm sure Dr Pepper is expecting someone from this 1970s
14:05
home economics class to
14:07
purchase Dr Pepper as an ingredient in
14:09
whatever the a teenage party is Steve
14:12
Jobs himself lobbied for a tax credit to cover the costs of donating Apple
14:16
Computers to schools which led to schools buying more Apple Computers
14:20
to fill out computer labs
14:21
which probably contributed to a generation of loyal
14:24
Apple consumers and thousands
14:27
of drawers full of white cables
14:28
that don't go to
14:32
and even though schools are governed on a state-by-state
14:34
basis the fossil fuel industry
14:36
is found a slick little way of hitting multiple States At Once by
14:40
changing the way climate change is written about in the physical textbooks
14:44
like in Texas where
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an oil industry group called the Texas energy Council
14:48
sends representatives and trained volunteers to school board meetings to torpedo
14:53
climate Science Education in
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the state's science standards
14:56
these State Standards determine the type of textbooks
14:59
Texas requests from the textbook companies
15:02
and since Texas just happens to be one of the biggest markets
15:05
in the country major
15:06
U.S textbook companies are heavily incentivized
15:10
to write their content to appeal to Texas schools
15:13
these books also get purchased by smaller States across
15:16
the country and pretty soon dozens
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of states have the same diminished
15:20
climate Science Education because of the Texas state standards
15:23
and if you're a board member at the meetings
15:26
and you're trying to keep Texas students informed
15:28
of the overwhelming consensus of climate scientists
15:31
you might find that that's pretty
15:33
annoying so we've already voted to take out greenhouse
15:36
gases as we already talked about earlier
15:38
in the week now
15:39
we want to talk about taking
15:41
out ways to mitigate greenhouse
15:43
gases so let's call it what it is it's not about what our science
15:47
teachers are suggesting or
15:49
what the science Industry
15:50
is suggesting at this point we're
15:52
only making votes based on what oil and gas wants us to do our
15:56
permanent School fund is generally funded by oil and gas
16:01
true and all of us are probably going to get home using oil and
16:04
gas but no episode about intentionally
16:06
misleading kids would be complete without the Heartland Institute
16:10
aka the Michael Jordan of batch insane
16:13
science denial you may remember them from their work vehemently
16:17
denying the link between cigarettes
16:18
and cancer for big tobacco
16:20
but they've also built a diversified portfolio
16:23
that includes climate Denial in
16:25
2012 the budget for the Heartland Institute was leaked which includes a sizable line
16:30
item for a new education project they were working on and
16:33
a few years later they
16:34
Unleashed life scientists disagree
16:37
about global warming it's
16:39
basically uh greatest hits of old school climate denial talking points
16:43
it's been one week you're looking
16:46
we actually did a whole deep dive episode on why the sun cycle argument
16:50
is such on our podcast which
16:52
you can listen to after
16:54
you finish watching this video If
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you feel like it now
16:58
smarter people than me have taken a bat to all the arguments
17:01
in this book but
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I do want to give you one example just so you know the kind
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of caliber that we're dealing with here this is the NASA Global temperature curve
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for this nice little Earth of ours going back to the start of modern
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temperature records you probably don't need me to tell you this but the temperature
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line is going up
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but like any good set of data it's vulnerable
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it's weak why accept the
17:23
obvious conclusions when you can make it do whatever you want with
17:27
a little bit of
17:29
if we take this graph and then select this
17:31
specific High Point and
17:33
then chop out everything around it and
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hey that's not as much warming as everyone is complaining
17:39
about and if even that's
17:41
too much well then you can just hunt around for a different data
17:44
set that maximizes that High Point and
17:47
whamo you got yourself a
17:49
flat line baby now this book was published in 2016.
17:53
so if you backtrack I
17:54
don't know precisely 18 years to include the very hot El Nino year of
17:59
1998 then you can make a claim like
18:03
this and if you're really lucky you might even be able to find someone
18:09
who's not that concerned about the truth who's willing to present your findings in
18:14
front of Congress but
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who am I kidding where are you going to find someone with so little
18:18
self-respect there has been no significant
18:21
global warming for the past 18
18:25
years yeah it really is that
18:29
simple and that's just one of many many
18:32
repeatedly disproven arguments in
18:34
this quite boring book but
18:36
what it lacks in excitement or
18:38
accuracy it makes up for in
18:41
volume Heartland claims to have sent
18:45
000 copies of why scientists
18:47
disagree about global warming to science teachers around the country according
18:51
to them every single
18:53
science teacher in America received
18:55
a copy of this book and
18:57
that really seemed like a big story it was reported on extensively
19:01
in the news at the time and it was also one of the reasons
19:03
we wanted to cover this topic in the first place we
19:06
thought that this book that we got on eBay for
19:09
three dollars meaningfully promoted
19:11
climate Denial in American public
19:13
schools oh no but
19:16
as we researched more a different version of the story began to appear you
19:20
see while groups like The Heartland Institute
19:22
were once The Darlings of big oil and big tobacco which led to significance
19:26
support for years in
19:28
the more recent era their brand of blunt force climate denial seems to have
19:32
gotten too extreme even for Big Oil so when I said the Michael Jordan
19:36
of batch science denial
19:37
I was including the years he played for the Washington Wizards
19:41
as a 40 year old man oil companies
19:44
obviously appreciate what the Heartland Institute
19:46
is doing but it's no longer socially tenable for big companies to be associated
19:50
with such obvious as for the teachers who actually received
19:54
the books well there's no formal study but it kind of seems like they
19:58
saw through the too with very little evidence of them actually using these in
20:01
any classroom so if you're drinking something right now and you don't care about
20:05
your floor go ahead and pour a little out for the Heartland
20:09
we hardly knew you
20:17
influence of special interest groups on American public schools is
20:20
Gonna Take Years to undo and some states are going to do it faster
20:24
than others in 2020 working with the Texas Freedom
20:27
Network education fund the natural Center for Science Education
20:30
who's deputy director Glenn Branch helped us out with this episode assigned
20:34
grades to each State's science standards
20:36
based on the quality of their treatment of climate change and 27 States received
20:40
a B plus or better including
20:42
states with significant fossil fuel Industries
20:44
which is you know really nice to hear of
20:48
course there are a bunch of states with a D or Worse including
20:51
Pennsylvania Florida Ohio and
20:53
Texas but there's actually reason to be hopeful since those grades were published Indiana
20:58
adopted new state science standards
21:00
including more climate change content
21:02
which moved them from a d to among the top 10 states in the
21:05
country Pennsylvania stopped being such an F by simply replacing
21:09
state standards that hadn't been updated in
21:12
two decades and I can't believe
21:14
I need to say this but Science Education
21:16
should come from scientists
21:18
and Educators and not the oil and gas industry
21:22
remember those guys love
21:25
money they talk about it all
21:27
the time billions of dollars investing
21:29
our dollars 18.7 billion dollars for every dollar that we spend billion dollars in
21:33
free cash flow we had to generate a property I've
21:36
got to pay our stockholders
21:38
a fair return so
21:39
if they're spending millions
21:41
of dollars trying to get Pro fossil fuel information in
21:44
front of children it's
21:46
probably because they think it's a good investment in delaying the transition away from
21:50
oil and gas because
21:51
if they didn't think it was going to help them make more money why
21:55
would they possibly want
21:56
to make this oil and natural gas can be used to make thousands
22:00
of things we use in our homes schools
22:03
and businesses daily but
22:04
only you're killing me seriously
22:12
you are killing me which
22:14
brings us to the what we're gonna do about it section where
22:17
we are right now feels
22:19
pretty good huh well
22:21
we can start off by giving science teachers the tools they need to
22:25
actually teach the national Center for Science Education
22:28
and Penn State published
22:30
a survey of middle and high school teachers and discovered that less than half
22:33
of them had taken so much as a single lecture about climate
22:37
change how can we expect our
22:39
science Educators to teach a subject that
22:42
they themselves never had the opportunity
22:44
to learn luckily a handful of States including
22:47
Washington California Maine and New Jersey have
22:50
recently passed legislation allocating
22:52
funding specifically to help their Public School teachers get up to speed on climate
22:56
change states can also help out teachers without having to go through the legislature
23:00
by improving climate change education
23:02
requirements in the state science standards
23:04
this can be as easy as adopting the Next Generation science standards
23:07
series of Science Education improvements
23:10
developed by 26 States a handful of Science Education
23:13
groups and at least one Elite level web developer
23:16
with the kind of black hat hacking chops you need to make a drop
23:19
down menu for a drop down menu
23:22
and if you personally want to get out of my dreams and into the
23:26
car of doing something right now our friends at climate change makers have put
23:30
together a Playbook to help you contact your state and local school board representatives
23:34
and politely request fair treatment for climate change in your local schools curriculum because
23:38
to quote a modern day Abraham
23:40
Lincoln oil and gas propaganda
23:42
absolutely does not belong in our schools and just to remind you that change
23:46
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Lobby to focus more on their path to decarbonization
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there's still a massive gas utility
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and in a world where public pressure is mostly being used to ban books
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and fire teachers it would be really nice to see it used for something
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