Andreas Malm’s “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” urges activists to turn to tougher tactics.

The pursuit of questionable economic projects by tribal nations offers the chance to think about what the end goals of sovereignty should, or even can, look like.

The Colonial Pipeline hack is a cry for better energy policy and regulation, not a reason to stampede gas stations.

Why we must do everything differently to ensure the planet’s survival

The Texas Railroad Commission is the most important climate race you’ve never heard of. And GOP candidate Jim Wright is pretty sketchy.

The West Virginian senator has a mixed record. The key to getting his support for ambitious environmental policy lies with his constituents.

Trump suggested he could extort oil executives for campaign donations. The truth is more troubling.

A striking new report reveals that the oil giant plans to increase emissions. That’s the very business model the government is enabling.

The unholy alliance Senator Inhofe has forged between the agency, the state, and oil drillers is designed to skirt tribal sovereignty.

Big Oil is collapsing. Democrats can either plan for it and win its workers or ignore the problem—and get punished for it.

Leasing off oil and gas permits in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge may do more harm than good for fossil fuel producers.

The State Department, a conservative-connected shell company, and a key Kurdish crime family team up to siphon Syrian oil for U.S. investors.

For fossil fuel companies like BP, Exxon, and Shell, slashing production is good business.

A story of Iraqi politics, Pentagon oil contracts, and an ongoing foreign policy disaster

The fossil fuel industry is hemorrhaging jobs in swing states.

Paying oil workers to clean up extraction sites and capture carbon could help both the economy and the planet.

Geothermal power requires similar infrastructure and skills as fossil fuel extraction, which means laid-off oil workers could switch to greener work pretty easily.

Amid a global oil collapse, the military is overpaying politically connected contractors to keep its jets fueled in Iraq.

For the first time in a while, Texas is considering curbing oil supply.

Turbulence in the oil industry is making for strange bedfellows.