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Shell has reported staggering profits of over $43 billion so far this year, fueled by record-breaking fossil fuel production in key drilling regions. The oil giant’s third-quarter earnings reached $5.4 billion, representing a 27% jump from the previous quarter and…
A comprehensive analysis of public records reveals that 100% of America’s fully operational liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals have exceeded federal pollution limits in recent years, raising serious environmental concerns as the industry prepares for rapid expansion. The troubling findings…
Britain is placing a massive bet on renewable energy as the key to both environmental goals and economic prosperity. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announced the government’s new “carbon budget delivery plan” this week, promising to go “all in” on clean…
Climate change appears to be slowing down wind speeds worldwide, creating a ripple effect that could undermine renewable energy goals while intensifying dangerous weather patterns. This phenomenon, dubbed “global stilling,” occurs when warming temperatures weaken the atmospheric forces that drive…
A small Mississippi community’s environmental victory has been overturned, allowing British biomass giant Drax to legally increase toxic air pollution from its wood pellet manufacturing plant. In April 2025, residents of Gloster, Mississippi (population 858) celebrated when state environmental regulators…
A contentious natural gas pipeline proposal that would terminate off New York’s Rockaway Beach has been revived for the fourth time, despite three previous rejections over water quality concerns. The Williams Company’s Northeastern Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline would carry fracked…
Despite years of public commitments to clean energy, major fossil fuel companies own less than 2% of renewable energy projects worldwide, according to a groundbreaking study published in Nature Sustainability. The research reveals a stark gap between oil and gas…
Suriname, the world’s most forested country that absorbs more carbon than it emits, is embarking on a massive oil extraction project that highlights the complex tensions between climate action and economic development in the Global South. Starting in 2028, French…
