Tuesday, August 25, 2026

ExxonMobil’s climate disinformation campaign is still alive and well

The company is still very much engaged behind the scenes in trying to stymie any government attempt to seriously address climate change.

Connecticut lawsuit against Exxon one step closer to trial in state court

Superior Court Judge John Farley said that by registering to do business in Connecticut, Exxon Mobil "has consented to jurisdiction" in the state. His decision puts the case one step closer to trial in state court.

Supervolcano beneath Yellowstone could blow sooner than we thought – and wipe out life...

“It’s shocking how little time is required to take a volcanic system from being quiet and sitting there to the edge of an eruption.”

Oil industry ‘net-zero’ pledges are an attempt to delay climate action, new paper warns

Fossil fuel companies, experts say, “cannot be relied upon to decarbonize at the speed and scale needed” to tackle rising global emissions.

Alaska Just Had Hottest Year in Recorded History

Alaska, like the rest of the world, is experiencing higher than normal temperatures this spring.

Forecast for 2020: More oil trains, fires, spills, and the rise of LNG by...

If past is prelude, the regulatory and market conditions show North America is poised for another rise in “bomb trains.”

Architect of federal fracking loophole may head Trump environmental council

The push for climate change’s non-inclusion in NEPA appraisals “puts our country, our communities, and our people at great risk.”

Tell Japan to stop commercial whaling for good

Please help us to tell Japan to rejoin the IWC and cease commercial whaling for good.

Senate Dems share new climate report disappointing green groups and climate activists

“The report fails to address the vital need to end the extraction, processing, and burning of fossil fuels, and instead sees a future for fossil fuels tied to the false promise of carbon capture.”

This Wind-Powered Device Pulls 11 Gallons of Drinkable Water From the Air Each Day

This low-cost, low-tech water condenser could help create water self-sufficiency in communities around the world that lack regular access to clean, drinkable water.