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This is a guest post by Tim Donaghy of Greenpeace USA. Royal Dutch Shell may have recently scrapped its plans to drill for oil in the Chukchi Sea, but the oil industry has not given up its designs ...
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This is an excerpt cross-posted with permission from the National Center for Science Education. A recent survey by the National Surveys on Energy and the Environment found that only 16% Americans b...
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At first it looked like the Science Museum had gone and done the right thing: dropped its sponsorship deal with Shell. But then the museum’s director said something different. Chris Garrard at the ...
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This is a guest post by Cindy Baxter, crossposted from Climate Investigations Center In the wake of Inside Climate News and the Columbia University/LA Times investigations into ExxonMobil’s history...
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This is a guest op-ed by Nathan Thanki, Lidy Nacpil, and Asad Rehma, Coordinating Team, Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice For most people the word justice conjures up images of superheroes ...
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This is a guest post by Dan Zegart, crossposted from Climate Investigations Center. Update: Peabody Energy announced today that it has reached a settlement with the New York Attorney General's offi...
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This is a guest post by Nick Surgey of the Center for Media and Democracy. Ford Motor Company, despite its much-hyped commitment to the environment, has been quietly funding the American Legislativ...
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This is a guest post by Clark Williams-Derry, crossposted from Sightline. What a week! The bad financial news for coal export prospects in Washington, Oregon, and BC has come almost too quickly to ...
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By Kaitlin Butler The new U.S. oil and gas rush brings certain places to mind: the Midwest, California, the East Coast — Josh Fox’s Gasland, Governor Cuomo’s ban on fracking, the contentious battle...
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By Christopher Wright, University of Sydney and Daniel Nyberg, University of Newcastle The upcoming Paris climate talks in December this year have been characterised as humanity’s last chance to re...