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Plague more likely due to climate change, gas exporters cry about cancel culture, a French citizen assembly and more fossil fuel industry propaganda.
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Plague more likely due to climate change, gas exporters cry about cancel culture, a French citizen assembly and more fossil fuel industry propaganda.
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Coal to be phased “down” (not out), 6 countries agree to stop fossil fuel extraction and more promises to come back with new pledges next year...
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Coal to be phased down (not out), 6 countries agree to stop fossil fuel extraction and promises to come back with new pledges next year...
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COP26 Week 1 results are in. Also: how much and how early did big fossil know about climate change and there's one surprise among the three biggest blo…
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COP26 Week 1 results are in.
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[Oct 25-31’21] COP 26 Week 0Listen now (11 min) | China is ramping up coal, COP26 begins, Emissions Gap Report 2021 published and big fossil subpoenaed.
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China is ramping up coal, COP26 begins, Emissions Gap Report 2021 published and big fossil subpoenaed.
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[Oct 18-24’21] Pulling the pants down on gasListen now (11 min) | #totalknew, fossil gas plants are losing money, 10 activists on the wrong side of the law and big oil's climate plans are worthle…
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#totalknew, fossil gas plants are losing money, 10 activists on the wrong side of the law and big oil's climate plans are worthless (according to scien…
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[Oct 11-17’21] World Energy Outlook 2021Listen now (11 min) | A Shell CEO walks in to a TED conference, what it’s like to fight one of the biggest fires in the US and IEA’s World Energy Outlo…
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A Shell CEO walks in to a TED conference, what it’s like to fight one of the biggest fires in the US and IEA’s World Energy Outlook report.
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