To keep polluters from profiting from the technology, we need public ownership.

The knee-jerk panic some conservative men feel over fossil fuels isn’t just tied to financial incentive. It’s an identity.

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

The full report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says we need to stop burning fossil fuels right now. But that reality was excluded from a summary for the people who need to hear it most: policymakers.

Climate models that assume we can deploy large-scale carbon capture are leading us into a trap, distracting from the urgent need to reduce fossil fuels.

The case for keeping public goods under democratic control

State GOP lawmakers are pushing bills to blacklist financial institutions that make net-zero pledges, but a new report shows that banks’ promises don’t match their balance sheets.

It’s out of fashion in the United States. But activists from India to Ecuador show how feminist environmentalism could be used to build solidarity in the face of the climate crisis.

Cryptocurrency, climate, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are starting to intersect in strange ways.

With the “Green New Deal Champions” pledge, progressive groups are reorienting for 2022—and 2030.

OkCupid users say climate denial is now their top deal-breaker.

Walkable cities, e-bikes, and clean air: What’s not to love?

Two years into the Covid pandemic, the agency is still confusing the public with contradictory, erratic messaging.

Democrats in Congress want to pass a windfall profits tax and send the money to Americans via stimulus checks. Well—most Democrats, that is.

The progressive former mayor of Bogotá wants to ban new fossil fuel exploration on day one.

Sarah Bloom Raskin won’t be joining the central bank, thanks to Joe Manchin and the GOP. But the pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell from Democrats and climate activists will only grow.

The Tennessee Valley Authority could be leading the country toward renewables. Instead, it gets huge chunks of its power generation from coal and methane.

Speaking at a conference of oil and gas executives last week, Senator Manchin outlined his views on fossil fuels and politics.

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

While American oil and gas companies eye new opportunities in Europe, German lawmakers want to accelerate the transition to wind and solar. It won’t be easy.