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The latest disturbing scientific research shows that cancer-causing pollutants are linked to the tar sands.

Tomorrow there is an international call to action to support First Nations in Canada whose indigenous rights are being trampled by the Harper government’s budget Bill C-45, which was passed by on 14 December.

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.”

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

Over 3,000 people marched around the White House yesterday with a simple message for President Obama: Say no once and for all to the KXL.

Further evidence is emerging of the lethal toxic legacy of the tar sands (forgetting for a moment the CO2).

The largest health survey to-date of residents living near fracking sites shows a clear pattern of negative health impacts associated with the technology.

Locals in Ecuador are fighting PetroAmazonas to explore close to the ecologically and culturally sensitive Yasuni national park.

Slowly but surely the last remnants of any green veneer of the British conservative government is peeled away as the government lurches to the right.

In the fight for the Arctic and the planet’s future, this is big news. We are witnessing a split in Big Oil’s attitude to the Arctic.