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Exxon's influence and information wars continue today, building on lessons they learned from Valdez disaster

February 26th, 2009
Categories: Environment

Link: http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/analysis/644

One reason the Exxon Valdez story is still important 20 years later is that the disaster itself could easily happen again. However, another reason for the ongoing relevance of the lessons learned in Prince William Sound over the past two decades is that Exxon can convince the media and politicians that black is white. They did in Alaska, and they continue to do so all over the world.

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