As Greenpeace’s anti-SLAPP hearing gets underway in Europe, a look at what Energy Transfer wanted to keep out of its North Dakota suit.
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Newsletter: Forget the “Joe Rogan of the Left,” Where’s the Rupert Murdoch?
Progressives are having yet another round of “we need a Joe Rogan for the left” discourse. It’s a distraction from broader systemic issues in our information ecosystem.
Media Outlets Still Make Fossil Fuel Companies’ Ads for Them: Here’s How They Could Make Them Less Misleading
A new study shows the content many media outlets make for fossil fuel companies is misleading, but there are easy ways to make it less so.
In Attempt to Avoid Trump Tariffs, Japan and Europe Make Questionable Gas Deals
Hoping to avoid 25% tariffs, Japanese and European officials have agreed to deals analysts are describing as financially questionable. Meanwhile, Trump seems prepared to impose tariffs on them anyway.
The Drilled List: A Running Tally of Trump’s Climate Impacts
What Trump is doing and un-doing about climate policy in his second term.
Biden May Have Quietly Thrown a Wrench in Trump’s Plan to ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’
Donald Trump wants his Energy Department to quickly approve new liquified natural gas export projects. A late Biden administration study could slow things down.
Newsletter: On MLK Day 2025, It’s Never Been More Important for Nice White Liberals to Step Up
From mainstream media to Democratic leadership, nice white liberals seem poised to cave entirely to fascism under Trump, here’s hoping they find courage instead.
In Australia, a New Way to Avoid Decommissioning Oil Fields: Call Them Carbon Capture Projects
Converting oil fields that are no longer productive into carbon capture and sequestration projects could turn a cost into a revenue stream for fossil fuel companies in Australia, thanks to climate policies that require no proof of any actual emissions reductions.
Behind the Push to Re-brand LNG as “Green”
U.S. LNG producers are using dubious climate claims to sell overseas customers on increasing their imports.
In Backlash to Campus Pro-Palestine Protests, Echoes of Standing Rock and the Global Crackdown on Climate Protest
The use of militarized police and “antiterrorism” laws against activists is not new in the U.S.
