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Eight of the largest oil companies accumulated profits exceeding $90 billion (£67 billion) in only three months as the conflict in Iran drove energy prices up and the emissions-driven climate crisis resulted in deadly heatwaves.

It is uncommon for a single scientific paper to influence how people perceive a challenge as formidable as climate change. However, one paper, known as "Wedges," published 22 years ago by researchers at Princeton University, conveyed a compelling narrative.

Eva Lighthiser was at a dorm party on her college campus in Colorado last month when she had to end her night early.

Billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer is portraying himself as a class traitor in his campaign for governor of California.

Imagine you’re working in PR for an oil company. Your job isn’t primarily to sell products to people, but rather to enhance the company’s image to maintain its social license to operate.

The Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has demonstrated how effortlessly one nation can transform geography into a formidable weapon with severe global consequences. It also unveils a reality about the risks of a fossil fuel-driven global energy system: It is heavily dependent on a few narrow maritime chokepoints, all located in unstable regions.

Governments across Asia are increasing their use of coal, the most polluting fossil fuel, as they attempt to address significant energy shortages caused by the US-Israel war on Iran.

The Trump administration will allocate $1 billion to a French company to terminate two U.S. offshore wind leases as the administration intensifies its efforts against offshore wind and other renewable energy sources.

As Americans face challenges due to increasing gas prices and high electricity rates, the Trump administration is reportedly attempting to compensate companies for not adding power to the grid.

Russia has earned €6 billion (£5 billion) from the sale of its fossil fuels in the two weeks following the start of the US-Israel conflict with Iran, according to data.

Over four years ago, then-first minister Nicola Sturgeon declared an end to fossil fuels, stating that it would be "fundamentally wrong" to continue extracting oil and gas indefinitely. She later expressed that the Cambo oil field should not be approved.

Facing pressure from Republican state attorneys general, the agency that provides advice to the U.S. Supreme Court and federal judges on scientific and technical issues has removed all its content on climate change from a new judicial reference manual.

When Patrick Pouyanné decided to spend billions on a giant natural gas field in a faraway warzone, he made the call alone, over a single dinner, with the head of a rival energy company.

On Friday, the court sided with the fuel industry in a case that Ketanji Brown Jackson contended should not have been considered

In return, the ex-president promised to reverse several of President Joe Biden's policies on green energy

Holtec International asserts that a state law preventing regular water discharges from Indian Point is in violation of federal regulations

It's another landmark in America's rise as the leading petro state worldwide

Phyllis Cuttino discussed with us how Republicans are recognizing climate change and the potential developments following this election year

Advocates claim the contentious agreement with Bahrain puts the Biden administration's foreign diplomacy priorities in conflict with its environmental objectives

The Biden administration’s looming decision over its key climate law is dividing the legislators who wrote the bill — and the companies who lobbied for it.

The agreement also calls for tripling the adoption of renewable energy sources and doubling by twofold the efficiency of energy use

"There are 24 hours remaining to reveal which side the world supports," the environmentalist stated

The yearly meeting aimed at addressing global climate change is teeming with individuals connected to fossil fuels that contribute to warming the planet

Sultan Al Jaber claims his remarks about fossil fuels were "misinterpreted," though an entire, unaltered video of his statements indicates the opposite