Another Big Coal Company Declares Bankruptcy, But Keeps On Mining
One of the world's largest coal companies, Peabody Energy, filed for bankruptcy, bringing the total to about 50 in the US.
Fossil Fuels
Fracking Boom Spreads Threats Across the World
Under Hillary Clinton, the US encouraged fracking around the world, as methane emissions rose 30% in the US.
The On-Going Struggle to Put An End To Coal
Scotland and other European countries are getting out of coal, but it still grows in Asia.
Mass Protests In April, May in US and Around the World
This spring, huge rallies and protests are planned around the world against fossil fuels and to restore Democracy in the US.
Big Coal Leaves Montana, Another Success for Fossil Activists
Bankrupt Arch Coal will not strip mine another 1.6 billion tons of coal in some of the most beautiful country in the US.
Atlantic Coast Says No to Offshore Drilling, It's Time for the Gulf to Say The Same
A halt to drilling on federal public lands and waters would cut US emissions by 24%.
UK’s Fossil Lobby Turns to Renewable Energy
We don't want to be left behind, says the CEO of Energy UK.
Keep It In The Ground Moves to House of Representatives
The bill permanently bans new fossil fuel development on public lands and waters.
More Nails in the Coal Coffin, As US Emissions Decline to 1995 Levels
China is cutting 9% of coal capacity in the next few years, and in the US, coal use dropped 10% last year.
Canada Charts New Path, An End to Tar Sands Pipelines?
The latest from Prime Minister Trudeau is that all new fossil fuel infrastructure - pipelines and and a LNG terminal - will have to pass the climate test.