Climate law pushes First Solar to invest in domestic renewable energy industry
According to the company, this move is in large part because of the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which President Biden signed into law this month to help combat climate change.
As the smoke subsides, West Coast climate activists show what an effective response looks...
“We’re trying to connect the sense of urgency from the fires to actions people can take.”
‘We can’t sit on the sidelines and be climate deniers,’ Dominion VP warns natural...
Donald Raikes arrived at 2019’s DUG East conference, a major shale gas industry gathering in Pittsburgh, with a mixed set of messages for his fellow...
How oil companies avoided environmental accountability after 10.8 million gallons spilled
Louisiana still hasn’t finished investigating 540 oil spills after Hurricane Katrina. The state is likely leaving millions of dollars in remediation fines on the table — money that environmental groups say they need as storms get stronger.
Climate emergency: India’s unprecedented heat wave blights wheat crops, adding to global bread shortages
Oil is behind both catastrophes, war and the climate disaster.
Judges block Trump administration from rescinding Obama-era environmental regulations
“No man, no woman is above the law. You have to follow the rule of law. It makes no difference if you are in the White House or not.”
Progressive Briefing for Friday, August 24
Congressman and his wife plead not guilty to campaign spending charges, Kroger to phase out plastic bags, and more.
The worst pipeline spills in the last 10 years
Pipeline accidents happen and they are multi-million dollar investment projects which further lock us into years, even decades, of fossil fuel extraction and emissions.
Norvergence reveals the real culprit of Amazon deforestation and wildfires
Looking at the current relationship and scenario, the future of the Amazon rainforest seems to be in danger until some international organizations or the UN addresses the issue.
Documents reveal drilling and mining interests were behind shrinking of Utah National Monuments
Yes Secretary Zinke claimed that the shrinking of the national monuments "isn’t really about oil and gas.”