California Public Schools Invited BP To Help Develop Environmental Curriculum

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When students in California return to school this fall, they will have a brand new environmental curriculum — developed, in part, by oil giant BP.

The Sacramento Bee reported today that BP helped California’s public schools form an environmental curriculum to be used by over 6 million public school students (kindergarten through 12th grade) in 1,000 districts.

The Bee reports that state officials included BP on a technical team that “was responsible for developing the program’s guiding principles.”




That's like inviting a serial rapist to give sex education classes in schools.

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