We shouldn't jump from reflexively opposing fossil fuels to abandoning concerns about their impacts. We need to strike a balance.

A new energy shock shows how fossil fuels make us vulnerable. A fossil‑free future is the safer path, writes Daniel Högsta, WWF's Global Fossil Fuels Transition Lead. Oil tankers at Fujeirah port, ...

Fossil fuels – coal, oil and gas – touch nearly every part of our daily lives, but not without consequences. Their production and use are driving a global climate crisis. The failure of our ...

"It is crystal clear to us that fossil fuel dependence is a liability, threatening energy security and economic development ...

Producing energy to power our societies and help them develop sustainably is essential, but it also has impacts on the natural world. Burning fossil fuels is irrevocably destabilising our climate, ...

Renewables are positioned as the long-term winner over fossil fuels due to lower lifetime operating costs, faster deployment timelines, improving battery storage, and better demand-side management.

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Fossil fuel infrastructure poses risks for the health and livelihoods of at least 2 billion people globally, roughly a quarter of the world’s population, Amnesty International and Better Planet ...

If you live in the U.S., you could be forgiven for thinking that renewable energy is on the outs. In July, Congress voted to rapidly phase out longstanding tax credit support for wind and solar power, ...

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If you liked this story, share it with other people. A new analysis finds that tropical forests in 68 countries sit atop fossil fuel deposits that, if extracted, would emit 317 billion metric tons of ...

Every year, United Nations member states gather together at the Conference of the Parties, better known as COP, to negotiate international climate agreements and assess global progress toward ...