A new fossil-fuel tracker tallies global oil, gas, and coal reserves and projects to show how current production could drive the world above the threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius
Stanford University’s Doerr School of Sustainability will take energy industry donations, which will warp priorities and research agendas
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling and legislative hurdles will make it difficult to reach President Biden’s pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Carbon capture and storage technology, low-carbon fuels and state energy policies are all avenues the EPA could pursue to rein in greenhouse gases
The agency can still impose stronger limits on other air pollutants that coal plants produce, which could also reduce greenhouse gas emissions
West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency could have far-reaching impacts for health and the environment
The human toll of carbon emissions will vastly magnify climate change’s economic costs
The energy crisis caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine is testing Western leaders’ promises to phase out natural gas financing abroad
The International Energy Agency projects that spending on renewables in 2022 will exceed the record $440 billion invested last year
Department of Energy researchers say gasoline might have to be substituted with biofuels to ensure that climate targets are achieved
The companies are asking the justices to step in once again in a sprawling legal fight over the industry’s climate liability
The need to use coal to boost power supplies illustrates the challenge of quickly increasing renewable energy to avoid bigger climate impacts
NOAA’s Annual Greenhouse Gas Index finds that greenhouse gases trapped nearly 50 percent more heat last year than they did in 1990
The long-suspected link could provide a way to track emissions from burning natural gas
There is debate about whether the agency will rely on carbon capture to achieve emissions reductions
Cities are sinking as they guzzle groundwater—and oil and gas—from below
Governor Tom Wolf announced last week that his administration had finalized a regulation to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
A growing international movement called Scientist Rebellion calls on world leaders to end the burning of fossil fuels
But if the world relies too heavily on this strategy, it could risk overshooting targets to limit warming
Biden administration officials are also promising to accelerate the build-out of hydrogen and carbon capture
