Top Polluters

polluter #1
Jack Gerard
statusThere's a lot of anxiety in the Congress about the industry, we have to step forward and be compelling in our advocacy
company American Petroleum Institute
position President and CEO
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President and CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, 2008 - Present
President and CEO, American Chemistry, 2006-2008
Council president and CEO, National Mining Association, 2001-2005
Sen. James A McClure, 1985-1990
Rep. George Hansen, 1982-1985

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polluter #2
Tony Hayward
statusThere's no one who wants this thing over more than I do, I'd like my life back
company BP plc
position CEO
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Tony Hayward got his start in oil at Aston University in Birmingham, England with a degree in geology, followed by a Ph.D. from Edinburgh. He joined BP in 1982 soon after graduating, and became a career BP employee. He held a series of roles in exploration and production, becoming a director of exploration and production in 1997.

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polluter #7
Tom Donohue
statusShow me the money!
company The Chamber of Commerce
position President and CEO
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CEO and President of U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1997-Present
American Trucker Association, 1984-1997

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polluter #10
Rex Tillerson
statusOur industry remains massive and very much a long-term, capital-intensive business.
company ExxonMobil
position Chairman and CEO
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CEO ExxonMobil, 2006- present
President of Exxon Mobil Corporation, 2001-2006
Executive Vice President of ExxonMobil Development Company, 1999-2001

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polluter #71
Bill Koch
statusLife ain't fair. You play according to the rules that are given to you.
company Koch Industries
position Owner, President
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Alumnus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Executive, Koch Industries 1971-1981
President, Oxbow Corporation, 1983-Present
Chairman, Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound

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