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Claim: After the owner and CEO of the Permian Basin Superorganism Recovery & Containment Corporation (formerly Anodyne) completed the construction of a new home far enough away so as to be unlikely to face any negative consequences should an event like the 2007 disaster happen again, he immediately started pushing for a return to the company's earlier extraction and development activities because he fundamentally doesn't care about other human beings.

Rating: Mixture

What's True: He bought the land for his new house in Oregon 2 months after the disaster; it was completed 2 years and 3 months after the incident and he was recorded advocating for a reduction of restrictions 2 days later; since then he has repeatedly emphasized the safety and necessity of new developments and how advanced the PBSRCC's newer tools are, leading to the Cruz amendment on the 2020 CARES Act.

What's False: Who can truly know the heart of a man?