A federal court threw a roadblock in the way of Pruitt's efforts to postpone new oil and gas regulations.

But quite a bit of damage has already been done.

Our leaders thought fracking would save our climate. They were wrong. Very wrong.

A natural gas storage field continues to belch thousands of tons of methane into the air every week, causing health and climate concerns.

A 143-mile-long high-pressure natural gas pipeline could soon be built through the heart of Texas' starkly beautiful Chihuahuan desert.

If the Arctic starts releasing trapped methane, the Earth and its inhabitants are in trouble. But scientists are undecided on whether that process has started.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

NOW travels to northern Wyoming to examine the environmental impact of fracking there.

NOW considers the consequences of gas drilling in the American West, including the disposal of millions of gallons of ground water, then looks at the racial and power struggles of Zimbabwe's election.