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Oil and Gas Leasing on Public Lands and Waters to Resume
The Department of the Interior appealed the preliminary injunction ruling on the public lands oil and gas leasing pause, but will resume leasing in the interim.
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Friends of the Earth Canada & Friends of the Earth United States file complaint for investigation by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser
FOE Canada and FOE US are requesting the Colorado Attorney General to investigate potentially illegal political contributions.
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Friends of the Earth Statement on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
Unprecedented heat waves, wildfires, and drought are now ravaging the United States, yet the Senate just passed an infrastructure bill that fails to address the climate emergency.
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466 Groups Urge Biden to Fill FERC Seat With Environmental, Energy Justice Champion
460+ organizations sent a letter today urging Biden to appoint a FERC nominee who will champion environmental and energy justice.
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Green groups align behind a push to ax fossil fuel subsidies
Environmental groups’ CEOs urge Gina McCarthy to make sure fossil fuel subsidies are eliminated in the budget reconciliation process.
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Unlikely bedfellows uncover nearly $300 billion in common ground
Green Scissors coalition released a letter today urging Congress cut $300 billion in wasteful & environmentally harmful government spending.
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Report: $50 Billion Nuclear Bailout Would Undermine Biden Climate and Infrastructure Goals
New analysis shows that subsidizing nuclear energy would prevent a shift to a modern energy system and waste benefits of renewable energy.
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We read the 495-page Energy Infrastructure Bill: it’s a kick in the gut to climate justice
An analysis of the Energy Infrastructure Act of 2021 reveals that the bill amounts to twice the spending on dirty energy than on clean.
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A climate justice user’s guide to the Manchin energy infrastructure bill
Look no further than Senator Joe Manchin’s Energy Infrastructure Act of 2021. This bill has Exxon’s fingerprints all over it.