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    Hawaii Sues Oil Companies Over Climate Change – Exempts One Refinery That Donates to Democrats | The Gateway Pundit

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefMay 11, 2025 Politics No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The blue state of Hawaii is suing oil companies over climate change, but for some strange reason they have exempted one refinery that has executives who give a lot of cash to Democrats. What an odd coincidence.

    The entire conversation about climate change should have ended the instant that leftists began targeting Teslas and Tesla dealerships over DOGE. It proved that the left doesn’t really care about this issue, they just want what they want.

    The lawyers for the oil companies will surely point this out, if they’re smart.

    The Washington Free Beacon reports:

    Hawaii Sues Oil Industry for Causing Climate Change—But Spares State’s Largest Refiner Whose Executives Donate to Dems

    The State of Hawaii filed a major lawsuit against a dozen major oil companies and the nation’s largest oil industry group, accusing them of marketing and selling products that have caused higher temperatures, increased sea levels, more frequent flooding, coastal erosion, and more intense heat waves.

    But Hawaii’s sprawling complaint—which prosecutors hope will force oil industry defendants to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages—excluded Houston-based Par Pacific and its subsidiary Par Hawaii, the oil company that operates Hawaii’s sole petroleum refinery and remains the state’s leading supplier of gasoline and jet fuel. That means prosecutors spared a company that is likely the single largest driver of the emissions in the state.

    The complaint makes just one reference to Par’s Hawaii refinery, chastising ExxonMobil for supplying crude oil to the facility that is then ‘refined on Hawaii and distributed to consumers.’ In addition to ExxonMobil and the American Petroleum Institute, BP, Chevron, Shell, Equilon Enterprises, Sunoco, Aloha Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Phillips 66, Woodside Energy Hawaii, BHP Hawaii are all listed as defendants.

    Could it be any more obvious what’s happening here?

    Surprise: Hawaii Sues Oil Industry for Causing Climate Change—But Spares State’s Largest Refiner Whose Executives Donate to Demshttps://t.co/PzB9FWmGZ3 pic.twitter.com/pr9DzjFJB0

    — AG (@AGHamilton29) May 9, 2025

    Between this and the Tesla vandals, I’m pretty sure that clinches “climate change” as definitely a partisan racket and probably a hoax

    — Victor Morton (@vjmfilms) May 9, 2025

    These refineries are (D)ifferent, just like Bernie Sanders’ jets https://t.co/zO22GOQrYP

    — Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) May 10, 2025

    Any serious judge would laugh this lawsuit right out of the courtroom.





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