
Trump Can’t Hold Back the Tide of Climate Action
Climate activists remain hopeful despite the potentially disastrous Trump administration.
Climate activists remain hopeful despite the potentially disastrous Trump administration.
Building new pipelines and subsidizing fossil fuels with taxpayer dollars will not help us avoid climate disaster, Janet Redman tells the Real News.
Janet Redman, who provided testimony at the DNC Platform Committee, and Wenonah Hauter, the executive director of Food & Water Watch, address the draft’s shortcomings on the carbon tax, TPP, fracking, and fossil fuel extraction
In order to achieve climate justice, we must use both resistance to interrupt and prevent encroachment by a politically powerful fossil fuel industry and resilience to build new skills and institutions for sustainable communities.
Fracking pioneer Aubrey McClendon, who crashed his car the day after he was indicted by a grand jury, epitomized the oil and gas industry’s destructive nature.
The latest fracking disaster in California should help to finally erase the industry’s undeserved reputation as a clean energy source.
The White House is gambling with our health, jobs, and the environment by embracing the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Fossil fuel executives have gained financial security while leaving everyone else behind.
Everyone, including pension fund managers, must dump their holdings in the bedeviled industry.
The Iran deal could trigger an end to restrictions on U.S. crude oil exports.
Dominion is skimping on solar and wind as it aims to build a fracked-gas pipeline and another nuclear reactor.
Hillary Clinton would probably stick with his counterproductive energy policies.
There’s no safe way to haul oil by the trainload.
Market forces are sparking solar and wind energy growth.
Oil and natural gas gluts are driving prices so low that drill-baby-drillers may have to hit the brakes.