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Yesterday Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon placed a full-page advert in the New York Times, calling on the Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo to “Imagine There’s No Fracking… and give clean energy a chance.”

Not much was expected of the UN’s 18th conference on climate change in Doha, Qatar, and not much was delivered.

To facilitate Britain's “Dash for Gas”, the Chancellor George Osborne is expected to give the green light to widespread fracking across the UK and will consult on giving lucrative tax breaks to the fracking industry.

Documents reveal that Shell's oil spill containment dome is "crushed like a beer can,” in tests.

New research shows that, unless radical action is taken, we are on course for a 4 to 6 degree warming by the end of the century.

Later today as part of Obama’s “All of the Above” energy strategy, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will hold an oil and gas lease sale that will make more than 20 million offshore acres available to oil and gas drilling.

Stealth lobby group ALEC is teaming up with our old-friends, the climate denial-machine, the Heartland Institute to write laws that repeal state-level renewable energy targets.

It is always difficult writing something positive about the UN climate change talks. So will the latest round of climate talks at Doha be any different?

Instead of actually decreasing, the gap between the reduction in carbon dioxide that governments have committed to and the cuts that scientists say are necessary has widened.