Several states have enacted similiar laws in the past three years targeting protests of pipelines and other fossil fuel infrastructure. Texas' just went into effect.
The project would extract 1.2 million tonnes of sand every year for the next half-century was approved by the Manitoba government without federal review or indigenous input.
The Raggovidda wind park in Berlevåg, Arctic Norway, teams up with Luxembourgian investors and boosts green generation. Some of it will be used to produce hydrogen.
Russians living in the town of Kiselyovsk have one thing to ask from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. They’re desperately seeking asylum in the country, and they’re asking for it based on an environmental emergency.
Oil and gas producers looking to demand for plastic to ease the pain of falling demand gasoline and diesel will be disappointed as alternatives become more common.
The auto industry in India is facing its worst slowdown in two decades. Government policies on pollution are pressuring manufacturers to change course quickly and the rise of e-mobility has caught the auto industry off guard.
An agreement could be in place to shutter the E.D. Edwards coal power plant in Peoria County that has been subject to a lawsuit by environmental groups since 2013.
The city hasn't yet kicked off one of its most important strategies: pressuring the biggest buildings in the city to stop using so much energy. And there isn't a plan yet for how to reduce the next biggest source of emissions: energy use in people's homes.
The PUC's Pipeline Safety Division announced it is investigating reports of subsidence near several pipelines located near the site of construction work on the Sunoco Mariner East 2 Pipeline in Middletown Township.
The House State Government Committee is scheduled to meet September 17 to consider 2 bills that are part of the House Republican Energize PA natural gas use subsidy package.
A buzz that rocked the state all summer sent geologists on a labyrinthine chase—and unearthed new mysteries about how energy moves through land and air.
In order to prevent dangerous levels of climate change, humanity needs to start pulling carbon out of the air. Why won’t 2020 candidates acknowledge that?
Utrecht, in the Netherlands, just opened a 12,000-spot bike parking structure at its major train station. Bike in, park, and be on the platform in less than five minutes.
On September 20, people around the world will stop work to focus attention on the climate crisis. To support them, many businesses are shutting down or giving workers time off to protest.
Thousands of protesters marched in front of Frankfurt's IAA car show on Saturday to demand a swift end to combustion engines and a shift to environmentally friendly vehicles as Chancellor Angela Merkel's government prepares to unveil climate protection measures.
UK regulators have issued a warning to Norwegian energy giant Equinor over advertisements on the London Underground that implied gas is a "low-carbon energy" source. It is the first time the watchdog has made such an assessment.
As a torrent of demoralizing disasters and doomsday climate studies pour forth, how do we resist despair, where can we find hope - and most important of all - how should we live?
Trump is working to whip up his anti-government base while nurturing his own psychological need to tear down every piece of President Barack Obama's legacy.
Environmental and civil society groups have warned the government nuclear power has "no role" in Australia as crossbench independents urge it to recognise climate change as a health issue.
While climate catastrophe looms, Trump doubles down on environmental sabotage
Trump is working to whip up his anti-government base while nurturing his own psychological need to tear down every piece of President Barack Obama's legacy.