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No Demand, No Investment: Congress Should Not Fund Deep Sea Mining Speculation
This isn’t about security; it’s about propping up a speculative industry that risks irreversible harm to the deep ocean for corporate profit.
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Energy Transfer facility reportedly saw the worst methane plume in the U.S. in 2025
The largest methane emissions in the U.S. in 2025 reportedly appear to originate from an Energy Transfer facility in Texas.
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Trump’s EPA betrays science to line Big Oil pockets
The laws of physics don’t care about Donald Trump. They don’t care about his constant lies and they don’t care about his insincere report full of cherry-picked data.
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Energy Transfer racked up $100 million in fines; faced criminal charges for environmental abuses while suing to silence critics
A damning new report from Greenpeace USA exposes a years-long pattern of environmental destruction, safety violations, and corporate impunity by Big Oil company Energy Transfer.
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What today’s judgment means for Greenpeace USA
A final judgment has officially been entered in Big Oil company Energy Transfer’s massive lawsuit against us.
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Greenpeace USA unveils giant “bill” with the economic damages brought on by five major oil and gas companies at NYC Climate Week
Their climate bill is long overdue, and it is time they pay up.
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North Dakota court will not block Greenpeace International from using European anti-SLAPP laws against Energy Transfer
MANDAN, N.D. (September 10, 2025) – In response to North Dakota District Court Judge James Gion rejecting Energy Transfer’s request for an anti-suit injunction in Greenpeace International’s landmark anti-intimidation lawsuit,…
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Deep Deception: How the deep sea mining industry is manipulating geopolitics to profit from ocean destruction
The new corporate narrative of deep sea mining corporates is one based in greed, not actual need.
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New Analysis of Five Major U.S. LNG Export Projects Finds Every One Fails the “Climate Test”
The new analysis shows that U.S. LNG export projects displace renewable energy and drive up emissions – making them incompatible with a livable climate
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Failing the climate test: LNG projects awaiting final investment decision do not stand up to U.S. Government analysis
Read the report: Download "Failing the “Climate Test.” The multi-volume analysis, termed the 2024 LNG Export Study, represents the most comprehensive government assessment to-date of the energy, economic, and environmental impacts of U.S. LNG exports.