Global warming is weakening the circulation of the North Atlantic ocean, which plays a crucial role in the world’s climate, including keeping winters in western Europe relatively mild. Two international Continue Reading
Royal Dutch Shell said it saw little risk of being left with “stranded assets” as the world begins to shift away from fossil fuels and promised to keep pace with the Continue Reading
A growing number of Republicans are calling on Donald Trump to take action against his Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt, whose record as one of the president’s most aggressive Continue Reading
We recently attended Fatih Birol’s presentation in advance of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) first publication of the Global Energy and CO₂ Status Report. Their flagship publication, World Energy Outlook, Continue Reading
An internal Shell report from 1988 has revealed the supermajor was aware of the effect of its business on climate. The report, uncovered by Dutch journalist Jelmer Mommers from the Continue Reading
Shell knew climate change was going to be big, was going to be bad, and that its products were responsible for global warming all the way back in the 1980s, Continue Reading
Global warming of 1.5°C is imminent, likely in just a decade from now. That’s the stunning conclusion to be drawn from a number of recent studies, surveyed below. Paris Commitments Continue Reading
The top legal officers from 11 states and Washington D.C. on Tuesday promised to defend federal automobile efficiency standards against a rollback proposed by the Trump administration this week. “All Continue Reading
While a trade group representing the U.S. auto industry said a review of fuel standards was the right move, critics said it would hurt the average consumer. Environmental Protection Agency Continue Reading
On Monday, the Trump administration formally declared that Obama-era fuel economy rules for automobiles were too strict and would likely be weakened in the months ahead. So how strict are Continue Reading
