DeSmog

Facebook-f X-twitter
Subscribe
Donate
Donate

DeSmog

Donate
Search
Search
More

Energy

A Shell hydrogen fueling station
Decoding the Hype Behind the Natural Gas Industry’s Hydrogen Push
By Justin 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.
us/Lawsuit Challenges Permits for Some of Texas' Largest Polluters, Alleges State Fails to Enforce Federal Laws
By Sharon 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...
us/Washington State Considers Climate Impact of Major Petrochemical Plant With 'Pattern of Influence Peddling'
By Nick Cunningham
on
In 2014, a company named Northwest Innovation Works (NWIW) proposed building a multi-billion-dollar petrochemical project in Kalama, Washington, a port town roughly 40 miles north of Portland, Oreg...
us/As Enbridge Races to Build Line 3 Pipeline, Resistance Ramps Up in the Courts and On the Ground
By Dana Drugmand
on
On January 2, 2021, during the first weekend of the New Year, dozens of water protectors gathered to demonstrate and pray along Great River Road near Palisade, Minnesota. They joined in song, prote...
uk/Government Accused of Failing to Show Climate Leadership After Refusing to Block New Coal Mine
By Phoebe Cooke
on
The government’s decision not to block the UK's first deep coal mine for 30 years has prompted a major backlash from climate campaigners. Woodhouse Colliery, a £165 million mine near the small por...
us/'Biggest Threat Yet' to Arctic Refuge as Trump Readies Last-Minute Lease Sale
By Guest
on
By Andrea Germanos, Common Dreams. Originally published on Common Dreams under CC BY-SA 3.0 US. “The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge faces its biggest threat yet.” That's the warning issued by th...
us/These Are Some Climate Stories That Flew Under the Radar in 2020
By Sharon Kelly
on
At the start of December 2020, U.N. Secretary General António Guterres spoke at Columbia University, appearing not before a packed auditorium as in years past, but before a “virtual” audience, maki...
Revealed: Kenyan Oil Project Had Environmental Concerns Months Ahead of World Bank Investment
By Joe Casey and Maina Waruru
on
In 2015, the World Bank bought a 6.8 percent stake in Africa Oil Corp, a Canadian-based oil and gas company, for CAD $65 million (US$50 million), despite opposition to the deal by the U.S Treasury ...
2020 Gulf Coast Hurricane Season in Photos: From the Front Lines of Climate Change
By Julie Dermansky
on
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season had a record-breaking 30 named storms, so many that the National Hurricane Center ran through the standard list of names and moved on to the Greek alphabet with o...
uk/Our 2020 Highlights: COVIDenial, Polluter Backlash, and Big Oil's 'Forest Fever'
By Rich Collett-White
on
Climate change took a bit of a backseat this year, there’s no denying it. The Greta Thunberg-inspired school strikers and Extinction Rebellion protesters stepped out of the limelight, for the most ...

All Articles

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...
us/Washington State Considers Climate Impact of Major Petrochemical Plant With 'Pattern of Influence Peddling'
ByNick Cunningham
on

In 2014, a company named Northwest Innovation Works (NWIW) proposed building a multi-billion-dollar petrochemical project in Kalama, Washington, a port town roughly 40 miles north of Portland, Oreg...
us/As Enbridge Races to Build Line 3 Pipeline, Resistance Ramps Up in the Courts and On the Ground
ByDana Drugmand
on

On January 2, 2021, during the first weekend of the New Year, dozens of water protectors gathered to demonstrate and pray along Great River Road near Palisade, Minnesota. They joined in song, prote...
uk/Government Accused of Failing to Show Climate Leadership After Refusing to Block New Coal Mine
ByPhoebe Cooke
on

The government’s decision not to block the UK's first deep coal mine for 30 years has prompted a major backlash from climate campaigners. Woodhouse Colliery, a £165 million mine near the small por...
us/'Biggest Threat Yet' to Arctic Refuge as Trump Readies Last-Minute Lease Sale
ByGuest
on

By Andrea Germanos, Common Dreams. Originally published on Common Dreams under CC BY-SA 3.0 US. “The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge faces its biggest threat yet.” That's the warning issued by th...
us/These Are Some Climate Stories That Flew Under the Radar in 2020
BySharon Kelly
on

At the start of December 2020, U.N. Secretary General António Guterres spoke at Columbia University, appearing not before a packed auditorium as in years past, but before a “virtual” audience, maki...
Revealed: Kenyan Oil Project Had Environmental Concerns Months Ahead of World Bank Investment
ByJoe Casey and Maina Waruru
on

In 2015, the World Bank bought a 6.8 percent stake in Africa Oil Corp, a Canadian-based oil and gas company, for CAD $65 million (US$50 million), despite opposition to the deal by the U.S Treasury ...
Series: British Company Tullow Oil Exploiting Africa’s Resources and People
Series: British Company Tullow Oil Exploiting Africa’s Resources and People
2020 Gulf Coast Hurricane Season in Photos: From the Front Lines of Climate Change
ByJulie Dermansky
on

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season had a record-breaking 30 named storms, so many that the National Hurricane Center ran through the standard list of names and moved on to the Greek alphabet with o...
uk/Our 2020 Highlights: COVIDenial, Polluter Backlash, and Big Oil's 'Forest Fever'
ByRich Collett-White
on

Climate change took a bit of a backseat this year, there’s no denying it. The Greta Thunberg-inspired school strikers and Extinction Rebellion protesters stepped out of the limelight, for the most ...

DeSmog

Clearing the PR Pollution

Sections

Databases

Topics

DeSmog

Follow

Newsletter

Facebook-f X-twitter Youtube Instagram

DeSmog

Clearing the PR Pollution

Follow

Newsletter

Facebook-f Twitter Youtube Instagram

Website by SeriousOtters

Donate

Facebook-f Twitter