A Chevron attorney said in court on Wednesday that the company supports scientific conclusions that humans are causing climate change, a response to a lawsuit that accuses five major energy Continue Reading
Natural gas has been billed as the key “bridge fuel” that will help the energy transition, replacing coal while buying time for renewable energy to scale up. However, even as Continue Reading
For some time, scientists fearing the mass release of greenhouse gases from the carbon-rich, frozen soils of the Arctic have had at least one morsel of good news in their Continue Reading
1929-1958 1959-1988 Winters in the United States have gotten warmer in the past 30 years, and some of the coldest parts of the country have warmed up the most. In Continue Reading
In Colorado alone, emissions from oil and gas development were poised to fall by one-third for 2017. This opinion piece presents the opinions of the author. It does not necessarily Continue Reading
A wave of nationalist/populist/anti-globalization, record high debt, nuclear doomsday clock at its highs, soaring financial leverage, and now trade wars. If the world did not have enough to worry about, Continue Reading
The U.S. energy secretary blasted renewable fuels champions on Wednesday while the head of Royal Dutch Shell urged the energy sector to focus on world efforts to cut carbon emissions, Continue Reading
The UK is receiving two Russian LNG cargos this week after a rare cold spell caused by freezing winds from Siberia. Some might see a cruel irony in that: Siberian Continue Reading
The specter of water wars has long loomed large in political and popular imaginations. With the end of the Cold War, fresh concerns emerged that future wars would be fought Continue Reading
Gov. Jay Inslee of Washington is trying to make his state the first in the nation to tax carbon as a pollutant. Want the latest climate news in your inbox? Continue Reading
