
Facing Down the Fossils on the United States Gulf Coast
An essay from the filmmakers of "Facing Down the Fossils," a new series that dives deep into neighborhoods and communities on the Gulf Coast.
An essay from the filmmakers of "Facing Down the Fossils," a new series that dives deep into neighborhoods and communities on the Gulf Coast.
Meet the local organization turning restaurants into disaster recovery centers using community solar microgrids.
Drawing on an Indigenous tradition of running to share news and spread messages, a journey across Texas takes on the fossil fuel industry.
The shale in Southeast Texas has the potential to emit 5.9 billion tons of carbon dioxide over the course of its extraction lifetime.
"Facing Down the Fossils" is a new series about Americans dealing with the generational consequences of the fossil fuel industry.
A look at how glass recycling could help slow land loss along the U.S. Gulf Coast, focusing on a startup that turns bottles into sand.
One former oil-and-gas worker is fighting the industry’s plans from his backyard on the Louisiana Gulf Coast.
The Bakken Formation, one of the highest emitting fossil fuel projects in the country, causes growing environmental and health issues.
An October 2022 subpoena of six banks overemphasized the climate efforts of big banks when in fact they’re still conducting business as usual.
Six banks are being investigated by nineteen states for net-zero goals that are supposedly against the United States' best interests.
The Permian Basin is also known as a carbon bomb, a term used to describe large fossil fuel projects or other big sources of carbon.
In May, The Guardian found that oil and gas projects around the world will blow past global climate goals. Will countries address this issue?