The fossil fuel industry’s efforts to delay inquiries highlight its sense of impunity – and echo tactics used to obstruct climate action and deceive the public.
Methane emissions, with 80 times the warming potential of CO2, rose in 2023 despite efforts. The IEA emphasizes the need for a 75% reduction by 2030 to combat climate change. United States is taking lead in addressing this issue.
The US is experiencing unprecedented energy production from a mix of sources, including oil, gas, and renewables. Despite false claims, the country’s energy production is booming, particularly in oil and gas, with renewables making a significant impact.
Vladimir Putin’s extended presidency until at least 2030, amidst election manipulation and lack of credible opposition, poses a threat to basic rights and climate action, as Russia remains a major emitter with insufficient climate policies.
The US, despite its climate action efforts, remains the world’s top oil producer for the sixth consecutive year, reaching record-breaking crude oil production of 12.9 million barrels per day. Despite growing global pressure to phase down fossil fuels, the US maintains its oil dominance.
Google partners with EDF to use satellite technology and AI to map oil and gas methane leaks. The project aims to help reduce emissions.
The UK government has approved the contentious Rosebank oil field project, operated by Norwegian energy firm Equinor, amidst criticism about its climate commitments.
As the climate crisis bites, the UK wants to go on a fossil fuel bonanza.
President Biden under fire as he approves controversial oil and gas project in the Alaskan Arctic.
BP could face backlash as they scale back on climate targets.
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