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uk/Support for Fracking Remains Low after Government Reintroduces Survey Question
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By Ruth Hayhurst, Drill or Drop The government has resumed its quarterly survey of public attitudes to fracking and shale gas. The latest results, published this morning, show support for fracking...
us/No, Wind Farms Don’t Kill 75% of Birds Nearby — Birds Just Don’t Hang Out Around Turbines
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By ClimateDenierRoundup. Reposted with permission from DailyKos. Deniers are crowing over a new study in Nature that’s supposedly claiming wind turbines are killing three-fourths of birds in the a...
us/New Findings on Ocean Warming: 5 Questions Answered
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By Scott Denning, Colorado State University Updated 11/21/2018: The authors of this study are issuing a correction. Study co-author Ralph Keeling, a geosciences professor at Scripps Institution of...
us/UN: Healing Ozone Layer Shows Why Environmental Treaties Matter
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By Lorraine Chow, EcoWatch. Reposted with permission from EcoWatch. After decades of thinning, Earth's ozone layer is slowing recovering, the United Nations (UN) said in a report released Monday, ...
us/Gas Companies Face Californian Wipe-out, Say S&P, Moody’s
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By Natalie Sauer, Climate Home News. This article originally appeared on Climate Home News. Gas companies in California face credit downgrades, ratings agencies say, after the state pledged to get...
us/Coal Can’t Compete With Cheaper Alternatives and the Industry’s True Costs Are Higher Than They Appear
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By Daniel Cohan, Rice University There are costs associated with electricity beyond what shows up on your monthly bill. When that energy comes from coal, residents who live downwind pay through p...
us/Zinke's Shrinking of National Monuments and Meetings With Halliburton Could Be Center of DOJ Investigation
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By Olivia Rosane, EcoWatch. Reposted with permission from EcoWatch. One of the Department of Interior's (DOI) internal watchdog investigations into Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's behavior while i...
This 1980 Shell Chemical Company Publication Outlines Plans to Create 'Grassroots' Campaigns
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Originally posted on Climate Files. This 1980 edition of TREND, a bimonthly Shell Chemical Company (Shell) publication, featured a series of articles on issues concerning the company, including: “...
us/A Cautionary Tale for Oil-by-rail: the Lac-Mégantic Disaster Five Years Later
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By James Wilt, The Narwhal. Originally posted on The Narwhal. In this Q&A we speak with Bruce Campbell, author of a new book on the disaster that transformed a small Quebec town but left Canada’s ...
us/The Environment Is on the November Ballot — Here’s Where and What’s at Stake
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By Tara Lohan, The Revelator. Originally published on The Revelator. Environmental issues such as polluted drinking water in Michigan and harmful algal blooms in Florida could influence which cand...