The oil lobby’s whining this earnings season follows a familiar pattern: Blame Biden.

The U.S. could be letting fossil-fuel-friendly states oversee the build-out of key emissions-cutting infrastructure.

Exxon released an ad earlier this month that could signal a public rift between two industries that have spent a century working side by side.

Some regional gas stations have inspired fanatic consumer loyalty—but are facing a monumental shift in business and customer experience with the rise of electric vehicles.

A small Alaskan town is standing up to the largest private oil company in the United States.

“It’s clear that we can’t count on Biden to keep his word on confronting climate change and halting drilling on public lands.”

A new report says the Environmental Protection Agency is failing to enforce the Clean Water Act, as oil refineries continue to poison American waterways.

A new study suggests that gas stoves are poisoning people in more ways than even the experts knew. The question now is whether the gas industry has been aware of this for years.

Democrats are debating proposals to cap wells and their methane leaks. But we don’t even know the scale of the issue yet.

The fossil fuel industry is hemorrhaging jobs in swing states.

Bailing out money-losing fossil fuel companies is not sound economic policy.

He campaigned as a guardian of birds. Now, his administration is pushing policies that could send billions of them to their graves.

As oil prices go down, so does concern for the environment.

The perils of openness in government