We have now consumed more resources so far this year than the planet is...
We’ll use 1.7 Earths’ worth of resources this year. Can six pledges make a difference?
This is the most sobering report card yet on climate change and Earth’s future....
Climate change is now affecting every continent, region and ocean on Earth, and every facet of the weather.
China pledges to go greener by planting forests the size of Belgium over the...
“By 2035, the quality and stability of national forest, grassland, wetland and desert ecosystems will have been comprehensively upgraded.”
How to beat the ‘fracking frenzy’—lessons from the campaign that ended fracking in Ireland
“We want to make the government listen to the community, who for over a decade now have been saying that fracking is not safe, not trusted, not wanted in the territory."
Biden admin cancels oil, gas leases in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland authorized cancellation of the remaining leases.
Increasing renewable energy use in the US brings billions in benefits, study finds
The United States’ increasing use of renewable energy has improved air quality and reduced the country’s greenhouse gas emissions while producing monetary benefits in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
This is what 2030 could look like if we win the war on climate...
If we consider what the future could be, picking up the mantle against climate change may not seem so bad after all.
How Jeff Sessions profited from introducing a fracking exemption for drinking water rules
It remains to be seen whether Sessions will face questions about his support for the S.724 (“the Halliburton Loophole”) or his Energen stock sell-off.
Evoking the Wrath of Nature
Capitalism has placed monetary profit above the maintenance of life. "Ignoring the warnings of native communities, we have evoked the deadly wrath of nature. And I fear we may not be able to find our way back."
Secretly approved in Alaska, will LNG trains soon appear in rest of U.S.?
“As if outdated rail cars carrying volatile crude oil didn't pose enough of a danger to the tens of millions of Americans who live and work near our country's rail lines."