The UN warns that "addiction to fossil fuels" destabilizes the climate and global security
The UN cautions that dependency on fossil fuels undermines climate stability and global security, urging a swift transition to renewable energy.
Electric Cars Targeted by Tax Authorities. End of Free Driving on Roads
The U.S. Congress is debating new electric vehicle fees as a way to fund infrastructure previously supported by fossil fuel taxes.
Climate imbalance is increasing and will be felt for centuries, says UN
The UN warns that the climate imbalance caused by human activity is increasing, with the last eleven years being the hottest on record.
The war escalated to a new level - Donald Trump's furious threat
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has escalated dangerously as Israel launched direct attacks on key fossil fuel production facilities in Iran and Qatar, triggering severe threats of retaliation from Iran.
Fossil reveals a very primitive form of amphibian that inhabited the Northeast 280 million years ago
Fossilized jaws discovered in northeastern Brazil represent a primitive amphibian species that lived during the Permian period.
Shells and mesosaurus indicate that the city in the middle of SC was covered by salt water 290 million years ago
Fossil evidence in Taió, Brazil, reveals that the area was once covered by saltwater 290 million years ago, despite its current inland location far from the coast.
This is how the ‘Prognathodon cipactli’, the marine monster from the dinosaur era discovered in Mexico, was
Fossil evidence reveals the existence of the Prognathodon cipactli, a six-meter-long marine predator that lived in the late Cretaceous period in what is now northeastern Mexico.
The Iran crisis is hurting Australians’ hip pockets and driving inflation. It’s time for a windfall fossil fuel tax
The article discusses how the Iran crisis is exacerbating inflation in Australia, prompting calls for a windfall tax on fossil fuel profits to alleviate financial burdens on consumers.
Maps | The escalation of bombings on the energy infrastructure of the Middle East
Iran's recent attacks on Gulf fossil fuel production centers mark an escalation in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, affecting oil markets worldwide.
Strange Logic from the Green Party
Aftenposten argues that Norway must continue to contribute energy supplies amidst Europe's urgent energy crisis exacerbated by the war in Iran.
Israel's dependency on oil facilities exposes its residents to environmental risks during war
Israeli oil facilities face significant risks due to missile attacks, highlighting the country's reliance on fossil fuels for energy security.
Government contracts an additional 500 MW of thermal energy in the second phase of the year's largest auction
The Brazilian government has contracted approximately 500 MW of thermal energy from fossil fuel and biodiesel plants to bolster energy supply, particularly during peak demand periods.
Flights, petrol cars and cruise ships: Amsterdam bans fossil fuel ads
Amsterdam has become the first capital city to legally ban advertisements for fossil fuels in a significant move towards environmental sustainability.
On the Edge of the Possible.. Discovery of a Very Rare 'Stellar Fossil' from the Primitive Universe
Astronomers have discovered a rare star from the early universe, providing direct evidence of the formation of the first chemical elements after the birth of the first stars.
‘Baby Dinosaur Dooly’ Resurrected with Fossil Discovery of New Species ‘Doolisaurus’
A new dinosaur species named ‘Doolisaurus hermini’ was discovered in South Korea, honoring the famous Korean cartoon character Dooly.
Russia earned 7.7 billion euros from fossil fuel exports in two weeks
Russia generated 7.7 billion euros from fossil fuel exports, primarily from oil, gas, and coal, between March 1 and March 15, largely driven by demand from India and China.
The historical carbon loss in forestry - greater than all our fossil emissions
A Swedish study reveals that the carbon loss from forestry exceeds the country's fossil emissions since the 1800s, highlighting significant differences in carbon storage between natural and production forests.
F.A.Z. exclusive: Is green electricity really better than its reputation?
A new study challenges the perception of green electricity's efficiency, highlighting the need for better digitalization and flexibility in energy supply, while fossil fuels still play a role in ensuring energy security.
Stopping gas dictating UK energy price could cut bills by £200, thinktank says
A thinktank report suggests that abolishing the reliance on expensive fossil gas for electricity pricing in the UK could save households over £200 annually.
Not Green Policies, but Fossil Fuels Threaten Our Wallets
A political science expert argues that fossil fuels, rather than green policies, pose a significant threat to both the economy and the environment in Europe.
Political Editor: Løkke's Hidden Priority Made the Room Laugh
The Danish political party Moderaterne is drawing attention to green transition initiatives by offering free electric vehicle charging to voters.
Energy Agency Ebersberg-Munich: Free Online Consultation
The Ebersberg-Munich Energy Agency is offering free online consultations to assist households in transitioning to private energy solutions amidst rising fossil fuel costs.
Unlimited petrol? Chinese firm claims it can produce fuel from air and water
A Chinese start-up claims it has developed a low-cost method to produce synthetic fuel from air and water, amidst growing interest in alternatives to fossil fuels.
War in Iran is an 'abject lesson' on fossil fuel dependence, says UN climate chief
The UN climate chief emphasizes the war in Iran as a crucial example of the dangers of fossil fuel dependency amid rising energy prices in Europe.
UK's most efficient EV named and it's not a Toyota, Ford, or BMW
The UK has identified its most efficient electric vehicle, the Mercedes CLA 250+ and Dacia Spring, highlighting the growing interest in electric vehicles amid rising fossil fuel prices.
The Last Breath of Oil? How Fossil Instability is Unintentionally Financing the Solar Era
The article discusses how recent instability in fossil fuel markets, particularly due to the Middle East conflict, is creating challenges while simultaneously accelerating the shift toward solar energy as a viable alternative.
Experts: Iran, LNG, and Poland's energy transformation – what does the new crisis teach us?
The ongoing tensions in the Middle East highlight the strategic challenges of global energy supply, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy sources in mitigating dependence on fossil fuels amidst crises.
Australia's biodiversity report card omits fossil fuel support
Australia's biodiversity report card does not include financial support for the fossil fuel industry, despite international agreements aimed at halting environmental harm.
High Energy Prices: Political Intervention Changes Nothing About Shortages
The article discusses how rising energy prices due to conflicts in key fossil fuel supply regions do not warrant immediate governmental market intervention.
Analysis: Iran's War Turns Europe Again Towards the Green Transition
The conflict in Iran prompts Europe to accelerate its green transition away from fossil fuels.
Carbon Capture Energizes the Fossil Fuel Sector in Brazil as a Chance for Survival
Brazil's fossil fuel sector is optimistic about carbon capture technology as a means to ensure its continued operations amid environmental pressures.
Iran allows some Indian ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz
Iran has granted two Indian oil tankers permission to transit the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, despite its ongoing blockade affecting fossil fuel shipments.
Stora Enso invested 30 million in renovations in Heinola, and fossil emissions collapsed – many factories operate on 'wood mush'
Stora Enso has revamped its corrugated cardboard factory in Heinola, resulting in a 90% reduction in fossil CO2 emissions due to a 30 million euro investment.
Building Energy Law: 'Fossil Nonsense'
An interview discussing the implications of Germany's recent energy policy shift towards fossil fuels.
New species of giant dinosaur discovered in Brazil linked to fossil from Spain
Brazilian scientists have identified a new species of giant dinosaur in Brazil that is related to a similar animal found in Spain, supporting evidence of land connections between South America, Africa, and Europe around 120 million years ago.
UK Accelerates Nuclear Energy Development
The UK has announced plans to accelerate nuclear energy development to meet its net zero and energy security goals amidst rising reliance on natural gas and escalating fossil fuel prices due to geopolitical tensions.
Russia profits from Iran crisis as oil prices surge
Russia's fossil fuel export earnings have surged to nearly $588 million daily due to the Iran conflict, which has disrupted oil supplies and significantly increased prices.
Excavated bone from the 1970s in the USA leads to the identification of a new tyrannosaurus
Scientists have described a new tyrannosaurus specimen, the remains of which were found in New Mexico in the 1970s, possibly representing the largest identified animal of its group from that period.
Investigator: The reduction obligation may need to be increased
An investigator suggests that Sweden may need to raise its reduction obligation for fossil fuels to meet climate commitments by 2030.
The Iran War Brings It Back to the Forefront: The Top 10 Coal Producing Countries in the World
Global energy security concerns are rising due to the escalating war involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, leading to a surge in coal production as a substitute for natural gas.
War in Iran may boost shift to clean energy, but also to coal
The ongoing war in Iran is disrupting oil and gas supplies and raising energy prices globally, prompting calls for a transition to renewable energy while also increasing the risk of reliance on coal.
To accelerate the energy transition... 'Lower public transport fares and increase electric vehicle subsidies'
The South Korean government is urged to use its recent oil price cap not only for price stability but also as a catalyst for energy transition and security by reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting renewable energy.
A colossal tyrannosaurus has been discovered, redefining the origin of these predators: 'It was the largest of its time'
A gigantic tyrannosaurus fossil discovery in New Mexico suggests that these predators originated in southern North America much earlier than previously thought.
Scientists find giant tyrannosaurus fossil that may be an ancient relative of T. rex
A recently discovered fossil in the United States may reveal an unknown giant tyrannosaurus, according to a new study published in 'Scientific Reports'.
Industrial electrification could save Europe 250 billion euros per year - what hinders the breakthrough?
The article discusses the potential economic savings of industrial electrification in Europe amid geopolitical tensions and highlights current challenges such as energy security and sustainability.
STEVE MOORE: Five energy truths the media ignore as America’s oil boom blunts the Iran war’s impact
Steve Moore outlines five key truths about American energy production in the context of the ongoing conflict in Iran and its effects on global oil prices.
Von der Leyen: the war has already cost 3 billion, but no to Russian blackmail
Ursula von der Leyen emphasizes the economic impact of the ongoing war, stating that Europe has already incurred 3 billion euros in additional fossil fuel import costs, reflecting the continent's reliance on foreign energy.
The government decided to cancel the planned tax increases for May
The Estonian government has canceled planned tax increases on energy carriers scheduled for May to alleviate the impact of rising fossil fuel prices due to the US-Israel conflict affecting Iran.
Russia earns additional 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue as oil prices soar amid US-Iran war, analysis finds
An analysis highlights that Russia has gained 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue during the recent US-Iran conflict, raising concerns about the implications for sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Quit fossil fuels to stem deadly floods in Brazil’s coffee heartland, say scientists
Scientists warn that continued reliance on fossil fuels will exacerbate deadly floods in Brazil's coffee-producing region, particularly affecting Minas Gerais.