All Eyes on Weymouth as FERC Signals Interest in Environmental Justice
FERC decisions on the Weymouth compressor in Massachusetts could have huge implications for natural gas projects all over the country.
Frackalachia and the great fracking jobs myth
A new report reveals a surprising truth about the economic benefits of fracking: they've been minimal.
Big Oil, Big Profits, Big Brother
The multi-billion-dollar digital services Microsoft provides to the oil and gas industry could help delay the energy transition — and threaten worker privacy.
Michigan Pipeline Fight Intensifies as Permit Deadline Nears
Enbridge is defying Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's move to shut down the Line 5 underwater pipeline, which environmentalists and tribes fear could cause an environmental disaster.
Gulf Coast Oil Workers Are Building America’s Offshore Wind Industry
More than a decade after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, Gulf Coast oil workers are transitioning into offshore wind.
The Chemical Weapon Next Door
Modified hydrofluoric acid (MHF), used in oil refining, could turn into a flesh-eating vapor cloud if leaked. 400,000 refinery neighbors in LA are at risk.
We’ve had Corporate Personhood for a decade…what about ecosystem personhood?
Oil and gas companies are getting nervous about an increased push worldwide for laws governing the rights of nature.
All Eyes on Weymouth as FERC Signals Interest in Environmental Justice
FERC decisions on the Weymouth compressor in Massachusetts could have huge implications for natural gas projects all over the country.
Frackalachia and the great fracking jobs myth
A new report reveals a surprising truth about the economic benefits of fracking: they've been minimal.