Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Lawsuit launched against Trump EPA for approving fracking waste dumping into Gulf of Mexico

At least 10 fracking chemicals routinely used in offshore fracking could kill or harm a broad variety of marine species, including marine mammals and fish.

NASA Study: Fracking is fueling climate change

The rise is “substantially larger” than was previously thought.

Oil industry plans to keep workers safe—by firing them and having robots do their...

Industry isn’t safe and worker safety still isn’t a priority.

Indigenous activists win ‘David v. Goliath’ victory as court rejects $4.5B Trans Mountain pipeline

On Thursday, Justice Eleanor Dawson nullified licensing for the $7.4 billion project and brought construction to a halt until the National Energy Board and the federal government complete court-ordered fixes.

Scientists’ urge international body to protect and regrow forests as a real climate issue

"...our message as scientists is simple: Our planet's future climate is inextricably tied to the future of its forests."

US Judge orders stretch of Enbridge Line 5 shut down on tribal land

"But for the theft of Indigenous lands," said environmental activist and attorney Steven Donziger, "this pipeline would not even exist."

Blame sunspots: Climate science denial continues at shale gas pipeline industry conference

“The analysis presents compelling evidence that 2019 represents a tipping point with the economics now favoring clean energy over nearly all new U.S. gas-fired generation.”

Pruitt flings open EPA doors to anti-science conservative ideologues

Pruitt refused to recuse himself from eight ongoing lawsuits against the EPA that he helped file as Oklahoma’s top prosecutor.

Move or change: How plants and animals are trying to survive a warming world

Thor Hanson’s new book explains the biology behind climate change and why some species may be better able to survive a quickly changing planet.

Climate-denying Koch brothers back purchase of Time Magazine

So nearly thirty years after Time’s iconic “Planet of the Year” cover, the magazine could soon be running headlines like: “Exclusive: the world is flat.”