Friday, July 11, 2025

Fossil fuel industry group wants to quit kids’ suit for climate action

The National Association of Manufacturers joined the government in opposing 21 kids who were suing for climate action.

What the Exxon tapes reveal about the American Petroleum Institute’s lobbying tactics on oil...

The top oil trade group, which a senior Exxon lobbyist recently described as one of the company’s “whipping boys,” used similar delay tactics to push back against oil-by-rail safety rules.

Climate change: The catastrophic impact on developing countries

There is an alternative way to ‘reduce vulnerability’ for the poorest people in the world, and that is by the rich nations sharing what they have, and what the Earth provides more equitably amongst everyone.

The great flood

The damage suffered by Houston, Tampa and Miami is not an anomaly. It is the beginning of the end.
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Zinke recommends opening up pacific national monuments to commercial fishing

Many scientists see marine reserves as crucial to the health of surrounding waters, giving fishing populations the space they need to grow.

Pipeline spews raw crude oil in Oklahoma City

The release occurred in a well-populated area, with many houses surrounding the facility.

Nebraska Supreme Court upholds law that ignores landowners’ property rights, Indigenous sovereignty in flawed...

Despite the flawed state decision, three federal lawsuit challenges to pipeline project continue to proceed.

Sanders’ plan to fight global climate disaster too ambitious, says NYT

Until media start to treat the climate crisis with the urgency the scientific community continually tells us it requires, they will continue to be a major part of the problem.

Bike-Powered Farming Program Turns Lawns Into Urban Farms

A landowner or renter with owner consent, can donate their chemical-free lawn to Fleet Farming, which will then build a food-producing plot at least 500 square feet in size.