In contradictory move, Bureau touts end to oil leasing for ND public water sources at same time as auctioning oil lease under Missouri, water source for millions.

NM explosion shows how taxpayers can end up paying huge subsidies to carbon capture operations that drive far more climate-altering pollution than they prevent.

Many drillers opt out of the state's voluntary clean up fund. The money that has been refunded to these companies in recent years could have restored an estimated 1,500 orphan well sites.

Federal lawsuit alleges EPA’s rules on ethylene oxide and chloroprene emissions rely on weak industry estimates rather than real-world data on risks to health.

Critics say a “transformational” merger between state oil giants CRC and Aera Energy should never have been allowed without a bond to cover at-risk wells.

A deep dive into the petrochemical industry's proposals for the global plastics treaty.

LSE’s annual review identifies a small but growing number of legal challenges to stem the flow of finance to projects that accelerate climate change.

Supreme Court will decide if the suit can continue while plaintiffs say a dismissal would set a dangerous precedent preventing future climate litigation in Italy.

A new study finds levels of the carcinogen ethylene oxide that are nine times higher than those estimated by the EPA’s models.

After a 2022 frack out, residents report rashes, and foul methane-spiked water. EQT denies responsibility, offering water for silence from residents.