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Exxon and Chevron Announce Record Shareholder Returns in Hottest Year on Record
CEO Mike Wirth boasted that in 2023 Chevron "produced more oil and natural gas than any year in the company's history."
Fossil Fuel Industry Knew About Impending Climate Crisis as Early as 1954
Newly uncovered evidence shows the industry in fact funded research behind a foundational concept in climate science.
Report Details “Devastating Harms” to TX Communities From Petrochemical Industry
The report also noted the lack of adequate enforcement and oversight from local and state regulators.
Kiss 1.5 Celsius Goodbye. Was 2023 Our Last Year Below Key Climate Threshold?
Our climate has crossed the "dangerous" 1.5 degrees Celsius warming threshold generations ahead of projections.
Proposed Road for Mining Project Could Have Devastating Impact on Alaska Habitat
Native Alaskans and environmental groups fear damage to the habitat and interruption of wildlife migration if approved.
Biden Hits “Pause” on New Gas Exports Following Pressure From Climate Activists
The move is a win for the climate and Gulf Coast frontline communities, but activists warn a “pause” is easily undone.
EPA Can’t Enforce Civil Rights Protections, Trump-Appointed Judge Rules
The judge said “pollution does not discriminate,” but numerous studies underscore the impact of environmental racism.
Biden’s Base Revolts: Climate Activists Ramp Up Pressure Ahead of Super Tuesday
If Biden wants to win, they say, he must end US support for Israel’s war on Gaza and declare a climate emergency.
Exxon Sues to Stop Investors From Voting on Climate Resolution at Annual Meeting
The case will be heard by an appointee of George W. Bush with a record of ruling in favor of right-wing causes.
Big Agriculture and Big Oil Join Forces to Lobby for Clean Energy Credits
Companies are working to convince policymakers that so-called "renewable natural gas" should get government subsidies.