Thursday, October 22, 2026

Oil execs, anxious about public support, claim halting fossil fuel production would be ‘criminal’

“As a legal matter this claim is laughable so it’s better thought of as a PR stunt.”
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Amnesty head: Climate crisis is a “death penalty” for humanity. Leaders need political will...

More than a million students are expected to walk out of class on Friday in a Global Climate Strike, with more than...

Exxon’s Lawyer in Climate Science Probe Has History Helping Big Tobacco and NFL Defend...

Among other things, Wells defended the National Football League (NFL) in the infamous “Deflategate” matter as well as in litigation over the far more serious issue of concussions.

What is pesticide drift – and why is it so dangerous?

Drift of the pesticide dicamba has been linked to crop damage in 25 states this year.

COP28 president challenges science: Claims ‘no science’ behind fossil fuel phase-out

At the heart of the climate debate, COP28 President Sultan Al Jaber's controversial stance on fossil fuels sparks a global outcry, challenging the core objectives of the climate summit.
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Fossil fuel leaks, spills, flaring & chemical releases after Hurricane Ida may be worst...

The damage done after Hurricane Ida from the fossil fuel and petrochemical industry could be among the worst of such events ever recorded.

Norway’s Supreme Court to decide on climate lawsuit challenging offshore Arctic oil drilling

“To disregard this is to disregard Norway’s international responsibilities and science.”

Bayou Bridge pipeline opponents file to intervene in hearing for private security firm in...

“TigerSwan doesn’t get to deny us our humanity in our state.”

New York calls PepsiCo’s plastic pollution a ‘public nuisance’ in first-of-its-kind lawsuit

The company's packaging was found to be the most significant contributor to plastic waste clogging the Buffalo River.

Criminal charges for water executives as Britain introduces landmark legislation to crack down on...

The new law represents the most significant increase in enforcement powers in over a decade, giving regulators unprecedented authority to crack down on water companies polluting the nation’s lakes, rivers, and seas.