Climate change made Hurricane Harvey worse. We must demand action
There is hope in the eye of the storm: Space is opening up to make robust, radical demands for action on climate change.
There is hope in the eye of the storm: Space is opening up to make robust, radical demands for action on climate change.
Thin trade deals and cultural sponsorship allow BP to deflect attention from awkward questions about human rights
While Salmond landed some blows in the debate about Scottish independence last night he was still unable to answer the crucial questions
Has Alex Salmond wildly overestimated the part of oil in his independent utopia?
Scotland might become the ‘Saudi Arabia of renewables’, as Salmond has promised, but that will mean little unless we stop being the Scotland of oil.
Opinion on the Left has been divided since the news broke on Tuesday evening that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had died of cancer. We asked two of our writers to give their take on the legacy of Hugo Chavez, both for and against.
Shell scrapping its North Sea wind farm plans suggests George Osborne’s stimulus policies for the oil and gas industries are deterring investment in renewables.
Joss Garman exposes the million dollar links between climate sceptic scientists and the oil companies
Richard Dyer argues that the changes our transport system needs are far more systematic than merely reducing fuel duty.
David Cameron drilled a further nail in the coffin of the ‘greenest government ever’ myth, with his support for BP’s North Sea oil drilling plans, reports Joss Garman.