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Previously unreported documents published on the front page of The Wall Street Journal Thursday show that ExxonMobil continued to work behind closed doors to cast doubt on climate science, even after the company publicly acknowledged the link between fossil fuel-driven greenhouse gas emissions and climate change in 2006. 
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Shell says its divestments in Nigeria help the company meet its green goals. But villagers and watchdogs say conditions have worsened after the sales.
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As winter comes to the northern hemisphere, impacting the global energy system, increased fossil fuel prices are pressuring families.
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The Global Registry of Fossil Fuels public database now tracks global fossil fuels, including their emissions, production and reserves.
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Activists close some of the largest routes through capital in protest at continued use of fossil fuels...
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Are new fossil-fuel projects a good bet? The world’s second-largest reinsurer is saying no. Swiss Re announced an enhanced oil and gas policy that rules out insuring most new oil and gas projects, making it the first major insurer in the industry to do so.
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About 100 climate campaigners on Tuesday demanded the attention of executives and shareholders at Shell's annual general meeting, refusing to be silenced as they spent several hours disrupting the profits-focused gathering to condemn the oil company for its continued planet-heating...
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A viral post claims that animal agriculture is the "biggest contributor" to climate change. But experts say fossil fuels are the largest contributor.
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American multinational investment company BlackRock has told the UK Parliament that it won’t stop investing in gas, oil and coal.
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G7 countries made important climate commitments in Berlin, including ending most international funding for fossil fuel projects.
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Clark Miller and Jeremi Suri write that the world needs a green energy Manhattan Project, patterned after the no-holds-barred World War II-era effort to harness the power of the atom, to liberate democracies from their dependence on oil produced by Moscow and other dictatorial regimes.
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The Lloyd's market is moving to end its insurance of coal and oil sands businesses while at the same time ceasing investments in such carbon-producing...
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