fossil fuel

Trump Energy Official Promoting New Coal Plants Suddenly Discovered He Owns Coal Stock

Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy Steve Winberg recently told ethics officials he held a stock option in his former employer.
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In 1998, Shell Predicted It Would Be Sued Over Climate Crisis Someday

A new batch of documents shows the oil giant had grasped the dangers of burning fossil fuels by the 1980s.
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Local Governments Want Fossil Fuel Companies To Pay For Climate Damages

"If you can document a relative handful of large actors that had big impact on the climate crisis over time, the courts know how to deal with that.”
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Top Banks Pumped Billions More Into The Dirtiest Fossil Fuels Last Year

Even as they claimed they were committed to fighting climate change.
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Kenya Gambles On Dirty Energy With Its First Coal Plant

"If it goes on, we might lose it all."
By Daniel Wesangula, On Assignment For HuffPost

Scott Pruitt Outlines His EPA Vision

Scott Pruitt, the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency, made zero mention of climate change when he presented his future plans for the EPA to his staff.
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Big Oil Funding Museums Is Starting To Backfire Spectacularly

Activists shut down the British Museum on the opening day of BP-funded exhibition "Sunken Cities."
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This Shockingly Common Object Could Be A Key Weapon To Combat Climate Change

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By Seth Borenstein, AP

Fossil Fuel Execs Made Twice As Much As U.S. Pledged To Help Fight Climate Change Overseas

"If we don't reverse these perverse incentives, we all remain at risk."
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