Pure industry propaganda. It's absolutely maddening how huge topics like climate change, pollution, dangerous working conditions and biodiversity loss are spoken of, but in all the wrong ways. A few examples:

• High-profile accidents take up a major space, but long-term health problems which killed so many more oil workers are barely mentioned and never quantified
• The damage of accidents is always talked about in terms of worker deaths and loss of revenue. The environmental damage of massive oil spills is a non-topic
• Addressing climate change is always presented as a dilemma between doing good and economic interests, which it absolutely isn't.
• Numbers are systematically cherry-picked and often plain wrong. The number of people employed by the oil industry is inflated tenfold by including shipbuilders and other professionals who could switch to producing offshore wind turbines and electric boats within a year. Per-capita emissions of countries are always domestic, which is ridiculous for a country that exports so much oil and gas and imports so many of its goods.
• Projections for energy demand and production are taken directly from Shell and other oil companies.
• The prominent chart for worldwide energy consumption, taking up half a room on its own, stops using real numbers right before the massive expansion of solar and wind and the decline of coal. Its projections are way off-base. And there is no mention of the higher efficiency of electromotors. Yeah, sure, these bars for oil and coal are huge if you present them without context, but we need less than half as much renewable energy to fully replace them.
• Wherever questions are asked, they are the wrong questions. "The UN has defined 17 sustainable development goals. Which three of them do you find most important?" As if we had to choose between them.

I could list so many more patterns. The whole thing is designed to not talk about the real issues and to make climate action look like an unattractive option. It's got a high production value and is subtle enough to fool everyone who isn't deep into the matter. And seeing the other reviews for this place, it works like a charm.