Taking Climate Change Seriously… when’s that going to happen???
It's hard to believe that COP27, the annual international climate conference, ended without commitments to phase out fossil fuels.
It's hard to believe that COP27, the annual international climate conference, ended without commitments to phase out fossil fuels.
Maryland is the third state to ban fracking, but that's completely separate from the threat of pipelines. Even with 2.7 million miles of pipelines across the US, there are plans for 9,000 miles more,
Eight of the world's biggest oil companies emit as much carbon dioxide as the entire US. Most of them aren't changing, but smaller oil companies are making an effort on renewable energy.
US emissions are down and the biggest coal plant in the West will close. Hopefully, this won't be the last time in the next four years.
As Trump prepares to unleash a new era of fossil fuels, polls show 65% of Americans want the focus on renewable energy and 70% say climate change is real.
Obama added to the flurry of final actions to protect the environment against the incoming administration.
5 activists shut down all the pipelines from Canada to the US in an act of climate resistance and solidarity with Native Americans who are peacefully protesting the Dakota Access pipeline.
TransCanada's Energy East and tanker combination would threaten us with 900,000 barrels of oil every day.
Similar in size to Keystone and half-way complete, this pipeline got through without an environmental review or input from Native Americans.
Faced with a barrage of oil companies lobbying to begin fracking, Germany basically banned it.