Monday, October 26, 2026

The West Coast will determine the fate of the fossil fuel industry

All along the Pacific Coast, environmentalists are gearing up for an epic fight.

EV charging stations approved for 50 states plus DC and Puerto Rico, covering 75,000...

States will have access to $1.5 billion in federal monies to build the chargers.

Emperor Penguins could march to extinction if nations fail to halt climate change

Curbing carbon dioxide emissions has critical implications for Emperor Penguins and an untold number of other species for which science has yet to document such a plain-spoken warning.

University of Cambridge announces divestment from fossil fuels after five-year student, staff campaign

The University of Cambridge announced it will "remove all direct and indirect investments in the fossil fuel industry from its £3.5 billion endowment fund by 2030."

Weeks Before Dakota Access Pipeline Protests Intensified, Big Oil Pushed for Expedited Permitting

Using NWP 12 to permit major pipeline projects in a quiet and less transparent manner made its debut in the Obama White House.

Progressive Briefing for Thursday, September 20

Lawsuit filed against officers for false arrest, mosquitoes could spread microplastics, Feds pledge more funds to target violence against Native American women, and more.

Americans divided on government’s effectiveness on climate change, but agree on certain policies, survey...

“The public is frustrated that we’re seeing the impacts of climate change every day in our lives."

Scientists create biodegradable plastic using solar energy

The team’s success in using solar energy to synthesize fumaric acid shows promise in using artificial photosynthesis in the future.

California oil and gas industry leans on political heavyweights to drill wells

New well count rises as governor appoints oil lobbyist to top role.

Bernie Sanders launches clean energy bill to phase out fossil fuels by 2050

“Donald Trump is wrong about a lot of things, but there is no area where he is more wrong than on the issue of climate change.”