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by Joëlle Robinson on
Washington taxpayers shouldn’t have to choose between cleaner fuels and more public transit—and we sure shouldn't be forced to pay for coal export. Our legislators need to hear from you today!
by Ross Macfarlane on
Domestic demand for coal will never be what it was, and export markets hold little promise for return on investment. It’s time now for US coal proponents, and investors, to move on.
by KC Golden on
The Port of Seattle signed a lease with Shell that would make Seattle the staging area for the most reckless, extreme oil drilling adventure ever, leaving locals to ask: Is resistance futile?
by Ross Macfarlane on
With nearly half of all carbon pollution coming from truck and car tailpipes, Big Oil is running out of reasons to maintain its monopoly on our roads.
by Seth Zuckerman on
Three largest UK parties pledge climate action ahead of May elections, report parses geoengineering prospects, smarter inverters may allow more rooftop solar on grid, and more news of the week in clean energy solutions.
by Kristen Sheeran on
Oregon is on the cusp of implementing this powerful program. Now it’s up to the Oregon House to act.
by Stuart Braman on
Is this a Kodak moment for the fossil fuel industry? (sorry, Kodak)
by Alex Epstein on
Oil companies think they can pollute our planet and our politics while leaving us no choice. Together, we can prove them wrong.
by Jessica Finn Coven on
The erosion of workplace safety and health standards amidst abundant oil profits is more evidence of the ravages of the fossil fuel economy.
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Major media outlets show an uncertain committment to climate and clean energy journalism; while the US stalls out on climate progress, Washington, California and Quebec collaborate to reduce pollution