EIA data confirms rail is no replacement for Keystone XL
The EIA's new crude-by-rail data confirms what we always knew. That Keystone XL cannot be replaced by rail and will have a serious climate impact.
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Teck Frontier: poster child of tar sands folly
Any way you look at it, Teck's proposed tar sands mine, 'Frontier' is a bad investment.
BP Gulf Oil Disaster: 5 years On and the Gulf South is Rising
As we mark 5 years since the start of the BP Gulf oil disaster, we stand with Gulf South Rising and all those resisting the industry. The Seas are Rising and So Are We.
Time for Smaller Oil: Why Shell’s Takeover of BG goes in the Wrong Direction
Forget Shell's takeover of BG - it's time for Big Oil to plan for managed decline
US Shale Boom “Goes Bust”
The global oil price rose slightly this morning on the back of the news from the US government that US shale oil output is expected to fall for the first time in four years.
“Men like Oronto Douglas do not die”
Nigeria lost one of its most iconic, out-spoken and passionate advocates for social and environmental justice last week with the cruelly early death of Oronto Douglas at the age of forty eight.
New Evidence BP’s Spill Dispersant Caused Harm to Humans and Wildlife
In the desperately dark days following BP’s Deepwater Horizon accident in April 2010, one of the issues that I highlighted on this blog was the dangers of BP’s chemical Corexit, which the oil giant was using to disperse the oil.
What About Fracking, Governor Brown?
When Californian Governor Jerry Brown announced wide ranging water restrictions for California last week, the news went global.