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Academic research paid for by BP and Exxon is being used to combat workers’ claims that exposure to oil and chemical dispersants made them ill.
A new study shows the content many media outlets make for fossil fuel companies is misleading, but there are easy ways to make it less so.
Hoping to avoid 25% tariffs, Japanese and European officials have agreed to deals analysts are describing as financially questionable. Meanwhile, Trump seems prepared to impose tariffs on them anyway.
Ontario, Canada is the only place in the world to tear out wind turbines and embrace nuclear power. Australia’s conservatives have been taking notes.
What Trump is doing and un-doing about climate policy in his second term.
Donald Trump wants his Energy Department to quickly approve new liquified natural gas export projects. A late Biden administration study could slow things down.
If two or more Republican attorneys general sign onto something, RAGA is in the background coordinating; journalists need to be clear about that so the public can understand what it means.
From mainstream media to Democratic leadership, nice white liberals seem poised to cave entirely to fascism under Trump, here’s hoping they find courage instead.
How agricultural interests are teaming up with big oil to take advantage of tax credits meant to fight climate change—and what the backlash can tell us about the future of climate politics.
Although the Dutch court walked back the specific amount by which Shell needs to reduce its global emissions, it reaffirmed the judgement that the company is legally required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
