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Bayer

Bayer and David Bernhardt are connected through the Caldwell Canyon Mine Project facilitated by the Department of Interior.

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ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips and David Bernhardt are connected through the approval and development of the Willow oil project on Alaska’s North Slope.

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ExxonMobil

David Bernhardt and ExxonMobil were both involved with the Trump administration’s fossil fuel policies, including Bernhardt’s connections to the oil industry and ExxonMobil’s investments in climate branding and lobbying.

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Fluor

David Bernhardt and Fluor both appear in discussions surrounding public-private partnerships for infrastructure projects.

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Koch Industries

David Bernhardt and Koch Industries both have ties to ALEC, a prominent climate denial and policy-influencing network.

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Microsoft

David Bernhardt and Microsoft are both involved in Ivanka Trump’s jobs initiative, with Bernhardt attending events and Microsoft pledging training opportunities.

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National Association of Manufacturers

David Bernhardt and the National Association of Manufacturers both support H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, highlighting its importance for energy security and industry growth.

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Occidental Petroleum

David Bernhardt and Occidental Petroleum are connected through regulatory and financial favors extended during Bernhardt’s tenure as Interior Secretary in the Trump administration.

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Palantir

David Bernhardt previously worked as Vice President, Finance and Corporate Controller for Palantir Technologies.

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Peabody Energy

David Bernhardt and Peabody Energy are both connected through their involvement in the fossil fuel industry and efforts against climate regulations.

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Shell

David Bernhardt and Shell both have ties to fossil fuel exploration and policy influence, as evidenced by Bernhardt’s previous roles and Shell’s funding of think tanks shaping climate policies.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce

David Bernhardt visited the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Institute, indicating a professional intersection.

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Charles Koch

Charles Koch and David Bernhardt are indirectly connected through their involvement in political activities and organizations opposing climate policies, such as ALEC, and the activities of Koch-supported groups like Americans for Prosperity.

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Chris Cox

Chris Cox and David Bernhardt are mentioned together in the NRA’s support for Bernhardt’s Interior Secretary nomination.

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Elon Musk

David Bernhardt and Elon Musk are both mentioned in the context of a proposed plan to reduce federal workforce and agencies under a potential Trump administration.

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