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WTF is Shell Up to Now? A “Safety Drill” at the Monaca Cracker Plant?

Wed, 19 March 2025

Ah, Shell—the benevolent, community-loving, totally-not-environmentally-disastrous oil behemoth—wants you to know they care. So much so that their Monaca, PA Cracker Plant, the one that belches out plastic pellets and pollutants like a chain-smoker at an open-bar wedding, is holding an “emergency response drill” today at noon.

What’s the emergency? That’s a great question! Maybe it’s the toxic emissions, maybe it’s the air pollution that’s been raising alarm bells, or maybe it’s just another PR stunt to make it seem like they’re doing something other than poisoning the planet while raking in obscene profits. Because let’s not forget, this plant is part of Shell’s grand plan to flood the world with even more plastic—just what the planet desperately doesn’t need.

And hey, if you have any questions about their noble efforts, feel free to dial 844-776-5581. Maybe ask them about the air quality in the area, or how much of that lovely ethane cracker pollution is ending up in the Ohio River. Or better yet, inquire about how this multi-billion-dollar facility is doing its part to accelerate climate change while pretending to be a “good neighbour.”

Meanwhile, Shell’s biggest investors—like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street—continue to cash in on this destruction, because why stop funding ecological catastrophe when there’s money to be made? With every ton of plastic Shell churns out and every regulatory loophole they sidestep, these financial titans keep profiting off the world’s slow-motion environmental collapse.

So, let’s all give a slow clap for Shell’s “commitment to safety,” which, as history shows, is about as reliable as their commitment to sustainability.

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