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us/Cheaper Solar Power Means Low-income Families Can Also Benefit — With the Right Kind of Help
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By Galen Barbose Eric O’Shaughnessy, and Ryan Wiser of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Until recently, rooftop solar panels were a clean energy technology that only wealthy Americans could a...
us/Two Major Pacific Northwest Fossil Fuel Projects Dealt Massive Setbacks In One Day
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Two enormous fossil fuel projects in the Pacific Northwest suffered devastating setbacks on Tuesday, severely dimming their prospects of ever moving forward. On President Donald Trump’s last full...
Keystone XL Pipeline Canceled. Here’s What It Means for the Future Fight Against Fossil Fuels
By Nick Cunningham
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The contested pipeline's cancelation cements a legacy of climate activism, but many other pipelines in the works may prove more important for industry.
The contested pipeline's cancelation cements a legacy of climate activism, but many other pipelines in the works may prove more important for industry.
uk/Government Urged to Review Coal Mine Approval in Light of New Climate Targets
By Caitlin Tilley
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Lawyers acting on behalf of environmental campaigners have written to Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick arguing a proposed new coal mine in Cumbria would blow a hole in the UK’s recently announced S...
us/Will Amy Coney Barrett, Whose Father Was a Shell Attorney for Decades, Recuse from Climate Suit?
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By Karen Savage, The Climate Docket. Originally published on The Climate Docket. With oral arguments set for next week before the U.S. Supreme Court in a climate liability lawsuit against the coun...
Total Quits Fossil Fuel Lobby Group the American Petroleum Institute Over Climate Change
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French oil giant Total announced on Friday that it would not renew its membership to the American Petroleum Institute (API), a stunning blow to the oil industry’s most powerful business lobby. Tota...
Oil Industry’s Public Climate Denial Campaign Dates Back to at Least 1980, Nearly a Decade Earlier Than Previously Thought
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The American Petroleum Institute (API), the leading oil and gas industry trade group, publicly pushed misleading information on climate change as early as 1980 – much earlier than previously though...
uk/Focus on Carbon Capture and Storage a 'Dangerous Distraction'
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By Paul Brown for Climate News Network One of the key technologies that governments hope will help save the planet from dangerous heating, carbon capture and storage, will not work as planned and ...
A Shell hydrogen fueling station
Decoding the Hype Behind the Natural Gas Industry’s Hydrogen Push
By Justin Mikulka
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DeSmog takes a critical look at the burgeoning new fuel — and debunks some of the myths surrounding it.
DeSmog takes a critical look at the burgeoning new fuel — and debunks some of the myths surrounding it.
us/Lawsuit Challenges Permits for Some of Texas' Largest Polluters, Alleges State Fails to Enforce Federal Laws
By Sharon Kelly
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Four environmental groups sued Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew Wheeler last week, alleging that the agency stood by while Texas failed to enforce the nation’s federal environment...

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us/Cheaper Solar Power Means Low-income Families Can Also Benefit — With the Right Kind of Help
ByGuest
on

By Galen Barbose Eric O’Shaughnessy, and Ryan Wiser of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Until recently, rooftop solar panels were a clean energy technology that only wealthy Americans could a...
us/Two Major Pacific Northwest Fossil Fuel Projects Dealt Massive Setbacks In One Day
ByNick Cunningham
on

Two enormous fossil fuel projects in the Pacific Northwest suffered devastating setbacks on Tuesday, severely dimming their prospects of ever moving forward. On President Donald Trump’s last full...
Keystone XL Pipeline Canceled. Here’s What It Means for the Future Fight Against Fossil Fuels
ByNick Cunningham
on

The contested pipeline's cancelation cements a legacy of climate activism, but many other pipelines in the works may prove more important for industry.

The contested pipeline's cancelation cements a legacy of climate activism, but many other pipelines in the works may prove more important for industry.
uk/Government Urged to Review Coal Mine Approval in Light of New Climate Targets
ByCaitlin Tilley
on

Lawyers acting on behalf of environmental campaigners have written to Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick arguing a proposed new coal mine in Cumbria would blow a hole in the UK’s recently announced S...
us/Will Amy Coney Barrett, Whose Father Was a Shell Attorney for Decades, Recuse from Climate Suit?
ByGuest
on

By Karen Savage, The Climate Docket. Originally published on The Climate Docket. With oral arguments set for next week before the U.S. Supreme Court in a climate liability lawsuit against the coun...
Total Quits Fossil Fuel Lobby Group the American Petroleum Institute Over Climate Change
ByNick Cunningham
on

French oil giant Total announced on Friday that it would not renew its membership to the American Petroleum Institute (API), a stunning blow to the oil industry’s most powerful business lobby. Tota...
Oil Industry’s Public Climate Denial Campaign Dates Back to at Least 1980, Nearly a Decade Earlier Than Previously Thought
ByNick Cunningham
on

The American Petroleum Institute (API), the leading oil and gas industry trade group, publicly pushed misleading information on climate change as early as 1980 – much earlier than previously though...
uk/Focus on Carbon Capture and Storage a 'Dangerous Distraction'
ByGuest
on

By Paul Brown for Climate News Network One of the key technologies that governments hope will help save the planet from dangerous heating, carbon capture and storage, will not work as planned and ...
Analysis
Decoding the Hype Behind the Natural Gas Industry’s Hydrogen Push
ByJustin Mikulka
on

DeSmog takes a critical look at the burgeoning new fuel — and debunks some of the myths surrounding it.

DeSmog takes a critical look at the burgeoning new fuel — and debunks some of the myths surrounding it.
Series: Mapping the Hydrogen Lobby
Series: The Hydrogen Lobby
A Shell hydrogen fueling station
us/Lawsuit Challenges Permits for Some of Texas' Largest Polluters, Alleges State Fails to Enforce Federal Laws
BySharon Kelly
on

Four environmental groups sued Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew Wheeler last week, alleging that the agency stood by while Texas failed to enforce the nation’s federal environment...

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