The fossil fuel industry is backing a network of astroturf organizations trying to derail green initiatives in five Western states.

Find out how your state stacks up on the road to a cleaner energy future in an interactive map produced by EarthJustice.

A group of students is taking the university to court over its refusal to drop fossil fuel stocks from its investment portfolios.

Who says Keystone XL isn’t a sustainable, renewable project? Just ask Tar Sands Timmy . . . and Senator (for now) Mary Landrieu.

The corporate giant is pouring money into a city council race in Richmond, California, site of one of the state's two largest oil refineries – both owned by Chevron.

To avoid catastrophe, we must seize corporate polluters’ wealth. And to do that, we must change everything.

We can’t tackle climate change while fracking and burning more oil and gas. Big media outlets that refuse to make this simple connection are the new climate denialists.

The money keeps flowing - not only to politicians but also to efforts aimed at undermining climate science.

More fossil fuels can’t solve the problems created by fossil fuels, even though many hoped they could.

Two new reports examine how America's "number-one hunter's organization" takes oil money and lobbies for anti-conservationist policies most hunters oppose.