From a climate perspective, that’s suicidal. And from a political perspective, it’s ineffective.

At the annual CERAWeek conference, CEOs from companies like Tellurian and Shell argued they should have a bigger seat at the table.

ConocoPhillips, Chevron, and other oil companies are paying negative taxes on huge profits. Sheldon Whitehouse, Ro Khanna, and other Democrats in Congress propose a windfall tax to change that.

The country’s system of national reserves makes zero sense.

There’s no way to fix the climate without transitioning off fossil fuels. But rich nations still aren’t planning for that.

At the oversight committee hearing convened by Representative Ro Khanna, ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Shell executives all but admitted they have no plans to renounce climate misinformation.

Conservatives have never let an energy crisis go to waste. Liberals shouldn’t, either.

The environmental lawyer’s sentencing shows that laws protecting Chevron are much stronger than laws protecting the planet.

A new study estimates that tax breaks boosted the value of new oil and gas projects by up to $20 billion a year.

In order to end the fossil fuel era, the United States should join the organization American presidents love to hate.

Nothing in the history of the oil and gas industry suggests we should take its word for it on climate.

Without a big push to decarbonize, economic recovery means more business for oil companies.

In its annual Energy and Carbon Summary, the oil company offers a bizarre account of how it’s going to help address climate change while increasing production.

His inclusive approach to governing will give fossil fuel companies far too much power over his climate agenda.

Fossil fuel interests have readier access to stimulus money than many local governments.

Stanford’s divestment debate shows how effective fossil fuel companies have been at colonizing academia.

Paying oil workers to clean up extraction sites and capture carbon could help both the economy and the planet.

A transition for at-risk fossil-fuel workers has to be at the heart of the next stimulus package.

For the first time in a while, Texas is considering curbing oil supply.

Republican politicians don't think climate change is real. Democrats don't have that excuse.