Environment

The oil industry received an early Christmas present from the White House

It's time for everyone to stop believing industry promises that fracking's big money is right around the corner.

Conflicts of Interest Abound Among Members of the Advisory Board for the Controversial Bears Ears Monument

The utility has only modest plans for emissions cuts over the next 20 years. Its shift to longer contracts would prevent customers in 7 states from leaving.

For indigenous communities on the Bering Sea, a way of life is at risk as climate change hits fish populations and ricochets through ecosystems.

Former lobbyist turned Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt, says critic, probably assumed gift "to his former oil and gas client would slip by unnoticed."

A new analysis of satellite images shows how the area of West Virginia with the most strip-mine damage is also the most susceptible to increased stream flow.

The election puts Virginia back on track to join the East Coast’s regional carbon cap-and-trade system.

The House Oversight Committee, which last week heard testimony on the oil industry’s efforts to suppress climate science, continued to p

New York's investor fraud case against ExxonMobil revolves around a central question: Did the oil giant mislead investors about the company's financial risks connected to climate change?
Part of the answer may hinge on notes that Exxon's former greenhouse gas manager emailed to a colleague in 2014.
As the trial