Natural Gas
Half of all homes use natural gas to power them, making it an important aspect of the fossil fuel industry. It is the cleanest of the fossil fuels, and it doesn’t leave any ash when leaving, making it more environmentally friendly. Taking millions of years to be formed, it can be found under land or the ocean floor. Learn more about this largely popular fossil fuel here.
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Keystone XL Is on the Verge of Becoming a Zombie Pipeline
Four years after having the permit reissued, the Keystone XL Pipeline still has not been fully constructed.
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Energy Utilities and Dark-Money Loopholes
A problematic situation has been brewing with the nation’s fossil fuel utilities.
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Methane Emissions Are Soaring
New scientific research has now established a firmer link between methane emissions and fossil fuels.
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One Country is Experiencing Detrimental Impacts from Gas Flaring
Natural gas flaring has been shown to adversely impact air quality.
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Warren Buffet’s Bet on Fossil Fuels
Investors are questioning Buffet's recent decision to make a significant investment in the fossil fuel industry.
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Legal Battles Killed the Atlantic Coast Natural Gas Pipeline
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline has ben canceled.
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Government Bailouts Bolster Fossil Fuels and Hinder Renewables
The historic drop in the demand for oil, coal, and natural gas compelled policy makers to aid the struggling industry.
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Democrats Continue to Target Fossil Fuels with Climate Legislation
The Democrats just unleashed their most comprehensive climate plan to date.
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Joe Biden Declares That He Will “End Fossil Fuels”
What is Joe Biden's relationship with the fossil fuel industry?
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What Does the Future Look Like for Natural Gas?
Today’s leaders in the energy industry are discussing the possibility of a global transition away from fossil fuels.
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