While Feds Fund Coal Miner Re-Training, Conservatives Lie in Ads
As the Department of Labor announces millions of dollars to help laid-off coal miners, advertisers are taken to task for outright lies about power plant regulations.
As the Department of Labor announces millions of dollars to help laid-off coal miners, advertisers are taken to task for outright lies about power plant regulations.
If you have any doubts about the extent of the fossil fuel industry's influence, this infographic should make it crystal clear.
The US Energy Information Administration wildly overestimated how much gas can be recovered by fracking in California.
Rather than protecting one of the last great wilderness areas on earth, more acreage is sold to tar sands oil companies.
China is putting plenty of muscle into cleaning up its degraded air, soil and water, but massive coal to methane operations are a huge problem.
Stanford announced it is divesting from coal mining companies, the first major university to do so.
TThe oil and gas industry is spending big money to convince groups that traditionally protect wildlife habitats that drilling should be allowed even in wildlife refuges.
Harvard is one of many universities under pressure, since it has the largest university endowment.
One technology uses sunlight on nanoparticles to completely break down oil; another is a computer model that predicts where an oil spill will travel.
A consortium of states are now looking into this connection; Ohio issued the first regulations.