By Javier Blass The US has become the world’s oil barrel of last resort, single handedly keeping prices in the

By Wayne Stoltenberg and Merrill Matthews President Biden has urged oil and natural-gas companies to ramp up production, and you’d

By Zeke Hausfather Trees are our original carbon removal technology: Through photosynthesis, they pull carbon dioxide out of the air

President Biden recently invoked the Defense Production Act to boost supplies of the minerals needed to power electric vehicles and reduce America’s oil dependency.

Corruption seems so fundamental to the business of mineral extraction that it’s almost winked at. When Rio Tinto Group announced in

By Andreas Kluth “Her cheek was wet with North Sea spray,We walked where tide and shingle meet;The long waves rolled

By Julian Lee The oil market is screaming at consumers to rein in their use of fuel. Governments are doing everything

By Allysia Finley A parade of electric-vehicle startups have gone public in recent years and commanded multibillion-dollar valuations—Rivian, Nikola, Canoo, Lordstown, Fisker, Workhorse Group, Mullen Automotive and Lucid. Most

By Mary Robinson DUBLIN – Can we avert climate catastrophe without unleashing a tsunami of human-rights abuses? Policymakers, investors, CEOs,

By Nigel Gould-Davies Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine, Western governments have tirelessly condemned this egregious act and declared their support

This arrests a downward drift in the share of spending taken by power and gas over the past decade or

By Einstein Millan Garcia New hydrocarbon discoveries offshore Guyana, were announced last week totaling 31 so far. Exxon-Guyana claim resources