Environmental & Regulations

In a groundbreaking turn of events, a significant legal case in Germany has shed light on the potential accountability of fossil fuel companies for their contributions to climate change. This investigation into climate accountability centers on Saul Luciano Lliuya, a farmer from Peru, who took

In today’s interview, we speak with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy systems. Christopher's extensive experience, particularly in electricity delivery and grid reliability, makes him a vital resource for understanding the implications of energy

The article "Resetting Net Zero: What Next?" by Adrian Del Maestro explores the shifting dynamics of achieving net zero carbon emissions in the face of changing geopolitical and economic influences. The current global climate requires a reevaluation of the net zero path, influenced by

A recent study led by Richard Marcantonio from the University of Notre Dame unveils a paradox where the world's biggest polluters remain largely unaffected by the environmental damage and conflict they cause. Despite contributing significantly to environmental degradation, these nations face

The state of Louisiana recently faced a critical decision point in its efforts to govern solar energy expansion while maintaining local community autonomy. The failure of House Bill 615, proposed by Rep. Brett Geymann, highlighted deep-seated tensions between state-level ambitions for renewable

Nigerian oil producer Oando has successfully completed repairs on pipelines in Bayelsa state, addressing four oil spills caused by sabotage. Each incident saw Oando swiftly pausing crude delivery while collaborating with government regulators and community representatives to conduct joint