The urgency of beating Trump in November has once again set campaign finance reform on the back burner.

The candidate’s official platform may matter less in the end than his appointments. Progressives are starting to suggest names.

The rural, Native, Black, and Latinx communities protesting the controversial pipeline deserve clean, safe places to call home.

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

The history of fossil fuels is a history of extortion and injustice.

Corporations that speak out about racial injustice are not brave. They’re manipulative.

Prepa, the island’s electric power company, and FEMA have found themselves embroiled in scandal before.

Preserving the current system means preserving a climate-destroying supply chain built around industrial meat production.

Lethal new diseases are springing up at alarming rates, and modern globalized capitalism is behind it.

The fossil fuel industry is hemorrhaging jobs in swing states.

Geothermal power requires similar infrastructure and skills as fossil fuel extraction, which means laid-off oil workers could switch to greener work pretty easily.

Bailing out money-losing fossil fuel companies is not sound economic policy.

Trump’s executive order requiring industrial meatpackers to keep operating is murder.

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

The industry was a hot mess before the coronavirus. Cash plus more deregulation will only make it worse.

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

What pandemic responses from Starbucks to 1-800-Contacts say about the grotesque shortcomings of corporate social responsibility

While hucksters and quacks try cash in on the crisis, the coronavirus is fast becoming a windfall for those already on top.

Pay attention to the rules and regulations being changed right now, and whom they benefit.

A field guide to corporate climate pledges