Friday, May 3, 2024

BREAKING: Lawyers sue Morton County, Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier for excessive force against water protectors

The group seeks an immediate injunction to prevent the Morton County Sheriff’s Department and other agencies from using impact munitions against the protestors.

“This is the right thing to do”: Energy CEO on ending leases to drill...

After 35 years of fighting for the cancellation of nearly 50 oil and gas leases, Montana’s Blackfeet tribe scored an unexpected victory when Devon Energy voluntarily backed out of their claims.

California governor signs order to ban sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035

“The Governor’s Executive Order is a meaningful step in addressing the climate crisis and protecting the health of Californians.”
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Coal is in a death spiral as India cancels new plants and solar prices...

The renewable energy sector in India already accounts for 60,000 jobs, and will add a similar number by 2022.

Senate bans shark fin trade and addresses forced labor and illegal fishing

The Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act makes it illegal to possess, buy, sell or transport shark fins or any product containing shark fins, except for certain dogfish fins.

Who is watching out for the EPA?

The agency will shed at least 1,200 jobs by September.

Energy Transfer to increase volume of oil transported per day, still lacks federal permit

“Now with increased capacity, the threat to our health and drinking water supply has only grown. We look to the Biden administration to take action.”

UN environment chief: Make polluters, not taxpayers, pay for destroying nature

A "pollution-free planet" is achievable but the world must take immediate action to meet that goal.

COP26: Will humanity’s ‘last and best chance’ to save earth’s climate succeed?

here is a chance we can prevent the worst impacts of the climate crisis, but world leaders must hold businesses accountable and listen to Indigenous communities.
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Trump ‘didn’t really care’ about arctic drilling until oil industry friend called

"I really didn't care about it," he said. "Then when I heard that everybody wanted it, for 40 years, everybody tried to get it approved, 'Make sure you don't lose ANWR.'"