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Today’s ruling is an important step, but the work continues to stop spending taxpayer dollars to prop up dirty industries. It’s time we stop funding fossils.

More than 200 civil society organizations have joined together to urge G20 governments to commit to end fossil fuel subsidies by 2020.

Leading climate denial organisations in the UK are pushing for Brexit which could fast-track fracking.

The political and regulatory fall-out from the crude by rail crash in the Colombia River Gorge earlier this month is still continuing.

The fallout from Friday’s crude by rail crash in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon is intensifying after numerous local elected officials called for a temporary halt to the so-called “bomb trains” through the area until the cause of the...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 27, 2016 Contact: Alex Doukas, alex [at] priceofoil [dot] org G7 leaders call for end to fossil fuel subsidies worldwide by 2025 In response to the G7 Leaders' Declaration released today, where world leaders for the first...

With the climate crisis advancing at an ever-quickening pace, an immediate step toward the solution should be to stop funding fossils. This bill helps to do just that.

Today’s ExxonMobil shareholders meeting has been a stark example of Exxon’s continued intransigence when it comes to climate change.

Today’s decision does not mean the Kinder Morgan project will be built. The company faces an insurmountable wall of opposition in B.C.

That the White House was forced to officially respond to this petition is yet another indication of the growing power of the Keep It In The Ground movement.