From The Ashes, a documentary about the rise and fall of the coal industry produced by Michael Bloomberg and his charitable organization will debut on the National Geographic Channel on June 25.
The long-proposed and highly unpopular Adani Carmichael coal mine in Australia’s north-east has been given the go-ahead by the Adani Group’s board.
You want numbers proving that Trump is on the wrong side of history when it comes to climate change, the Paris agreement, and the battle between clean energy and dirty coal? We’ve got numbers for you.
Leading economists have concluded that in an effort to meet the world’s agreed-upon climate goals in the most cost-effective way possible while still fostering growth, countries must set a strong carbon price, with an aim to reach $40 to $80 per tonne of CO2 by 2020 and $50 to $100 per tonne by 2030.
Increasing the number of coal mines will only increase the level of global poverty stemming from the consequences of increased climate change and the direct impact coal mining and burning has on local communities.
A group of researchers went to China last December to find out about that country’s use of coal to make electricity. What they found may surprise you.
National Grid tweeted early Friday morning that it expected April 21 to be the first coal free day in the UK since the Industrial Revolution.
Berkeley Energy, a coal company in eastern Kentucky, says it is planning to build the largest solar farm in Appalachia on land reclaimed after strip mining operations were completed.
Two major coal companies are asking the Trump administration not to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, saying doing so would damage their business in foreign markets.
Publicly-owned Pittsburg-based fossil fuel energy company Consol Energy is reported to be moving ahead with plans to divest its coal business, a transaction which could be worth as much as $2.8 billion or more.
