Greenpeace’s Climate Crime Unit investigation into oil billionaires David and Charles Koch and their funding of climate denial organizations continued today at the David H Koch Theatre in New York City. Greenpeace’s Climate Crime Unit’s green squad cars were deployed to the Koch Theatre where investigators removed a dead “polar bear” in a Greenpeace emergency vehicle.
During the opening ceremony of the David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, Greenpeace activists staged a climate crime scene investigation in search of oil billionaire David Koch. Greenpeace’s Climate Crime Unit deployed green squad cars and emergency vehicles at the Museum as activists distributed wanted posters exposing the Koch brothers’ climate crimes.
Most Americans have never heard of Koch Industries, one of the largest private corporations in the country, because it has no Koch-branded consumer products, sells no shares on the stock market and has few of the disclosure requirements of a public company. Although Koch intentionally stays out of the public eye, it is now playing a quiet but dominant role in a high-profile national policy debate on global warming.
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