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To kick off Cape Town’s second annual “climate week”, more than 20 cyclists rode from Mowbray to Langa township in drizzly weather on Monday. The fleet of orange bike and riders in luminous vests stood out against grey skies, drawing attention to the African Climate Alliance’s work for climate justice.

Green groups join climate marches against fossil fuels

OPEC wants to clarify that claiming this narrative is dangerous for fossil fuels. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has released a statement that addressed what the International Energy Agency recently said about the fossil fuel "peak" in the present.

Climate protesters around the world calling for an end to fossil fuels as Earth heats up

Pampaphoneus biccai is the oldest and largest predator whose fossils were discovered in South America.

Pampaphoneus biccai was the most vicious meat-eater, capable of eating tiny to medium-sized animals. 

FOSSIL is excited to announce the launch of its latest campaign, Made For This.

The creatures likely were present in South America 40 million years before dinosaurs did.

The discovery of a fossil hints at the existence of an animal that researchers say could be the missing link in the understanding of evolution of marsupials in Australia.

Lumakoala blackae lived roughly 25 million years ago and fills in a major gap in the fossil record