Fossil Fuels

The companies are asking the justices to step in once again in a sprawling legal fight over the industry’s climate liability

The need to use coal to boost power supplies illustrates the challenge of quickly increasing renewable energy to avoid bigger climate impacts

NOAA’s Annual Greenhouse Gas Index finds that greenhouse gases trapped nearly 50 percent more heat last year than they did in 1990

The long-suspected link could provide a way to track emissions from burning natural gas

There is debate about whether the agency will rely on carbon capture to achieve emissions reductions

Cities are sinking as they guzzle groundwater—and oil and gas—from below

Governor Tom Wolf announced last week that his administration had finalized a regulation to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

A growing international movement called Scientist Rebellion calls on world leaders to end the burning of fossil fuels

But if the world relies too heavily on this strategy, it could risk overshooting targets to limit warming

Biden administration officials are also promising to accelerate the build-out of hydrogen and carbon capture

“Our climate goals may well be another victim of Russia’s aggression,” says Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency

Administrator Michael Regan argues regulation of mercury, ozone, water and coal ash will also curb greenhouse gases