Trump outlines deregulation agenda.
President Trump today released a regulatory blueprint. Evan Vucci/Associated Press
The White House this morning released the new administration's first regulatory plan, a sweeping survey...
Texas and federal regulators failed to crack down on polluters, lawsuits say.
A written statement from the plaintiffs said that Texas issues "air pollution control permits that violate the law by allowing too much pollution and...
The strange legal battle that is pitting Trump’s secretaries of the Treasury and State...
Russian President Vladimir Putin and then-ExxonMobil chief executive Rex Tillerson, right, attend a signing ceremony of an agreement between state-controlled Russian oil company...
China seen making 25 percent more solar panels in 2017.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's solar industry is expected to produce 25 percent more panels in 2017 than last year, supported by domestic sales and...
Climate change is here. It’s time to talk about geoengineering.
Let's pretend that the US didn't recently pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement. Let's also pretend that all the other countries that scolded...
More locals join push to stop oil drilling in Great Australian Bight.
South Australia
Holdfast Bay council wants moratorium on oil and gas exploration in bight over fears of ‘devastating impacts’ of oil spill
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Nearly 84,000 people live...
UAE leading the way on shifting to greener energy.
Climate Change, Development & Aid, Energy, Featured, Green Economy, Headlines, Poverty & SDGs, TerraViva United NationsABU DHABI, Jul 20 2017 (IPS) - Much of...
Fossil fuel industry should pay for rising sea level.
This week, the city of Imperial Beach filed a lawsuit against many of the biggest oil, gas and coal companies in America. We did...
Dirty coal to dirty politics: Everything is connected through a malformed political economy.
Guardian sustainable business
Innovations in renewables
David Ritter
The life of our reef is intimately linked to the health of our politics and the future of our...
Methane seeps out as Arctic permafrost starts to resemble swiss cheese.
Global warming may be unleashing new sources of heat-trapping methane from layers of oil and gas that have been buried deep beneath Arctic permafrost...















