Keep It in the Ground

How You Can Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline Dead In Its Tracks — Again

Last week, Donald Trump’s State Department approved the permit request to revive the Keystone XL pipeline — but this fight is far from…

Blink and You Missed It, but We Got an Important Statement on Climate Change Last Night

After three presidential debates and boundless opportunities to press the candidates on their plans for climate action, we didn’t get a single question on climate change. That…

What President Obama Can Do for the Climate in the Next 100 Days

With an election season as inconceivable as this one’s turning out to be, it’s easy to forget that Barack Obama is actually still our president. Today starts the last 100 days of his presidency. So rather than speculate…

Oil Finance 101: What Every Climate Activist Needs to Know

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped a bombshell on ExxonMobil yesterday. News reports revealed yesterday that the SEC is investigating the oil company’s balance sheets and how efforts to solve climate change…

13 Keep It in the Ground Activists Were Arrested Last Week in DC — Here’s Why

No new leases, no new pipelines.

You Can Now Buy the Rights to Drill for Oil and Gas on the Internet

Like eBay, but for fracking.

How You Can Help Standing Rock Activists Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline

If you opposed Keystone XL, then you need to know about Standing Rock. Right now, hundreds of Indigenous activists are peacefully protesting the construction of a crude oil pipeline on ancestral lands, and…

We Asked 17,000 People What the Climate Movement Should Do Next — Here’s What You Said

Pressuring politicians? Check. Direct action? Definitely. Community organizing? Absolutely. Here’s how activists are turning up the pressure to win the fight against climate change.

3 Climate Issues to Watch at This Week’s Democratic National Convention

The Democrats have taken their most aggressive stance on climate change ever this year, and they’re sure to talk about it this week in Philadelphia. From fracking to trade deals, here’s what to look for.