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Five fossil fuel companies are already known to be seeking over $18 billion in compensation from governments over energy policy changes.

Five innovative policymakers were recently honored for their proposals that would best improve Americans’ economic well-being and overall quality of life, and make government work more effectively to meet communities’ needs.

Five fossil fuel companies are already known to be seeking over $18 billion in compensation from governments over energy policy changes.

Five fossil fuel companies are already known to be seeking over $18 billion in compensation from governments over energy policy changes.

Five fossil fuel companies are already known to be seeking over $18 billion in compensation from governments over energy policy changes.

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

Santa Fe, NM–WildEarth Guardians today put Occidental Petroleum, also known as Oxy, on notice of an impending lawsuit over widespread clean air violations at the company’s operations in the Permian Basin of southeast New Mexico.

The first week of the annual U.N. climate talks taking place in Glasgow, Scotland are slated to conclude today. Below is a statement by Dr. Rachel Cleetus at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Key Points - House Democrats press ahead with Build Back Better Act, including $550 billion in climate-related funding. The House will send the package to t...

Offsets are a way for buyers to continue polluting while essentially paying someone else to adopt climate-friendly behaviours. But no global oversight or…