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Cracks in the Foundation: Oil and Gas Demand Projections Don’t Add Up

November 10, 2025 Expert BlogInternationalShruti Shukla

As COP30 unfolds in Brazil, shifting energy markets are exposing the limits of fossil fuel optimism and the urgency of implementing Paris Agreement–aligned action.

U.S. Workers and Families Will Pay the Price for Trump’s Climate Denial

November 7, 2025 Ed Board MemoInternational, United StatesManish Bapna

As country leaders gather for COP30, the world must keep climate progress moving and invest in the health, safety, and prosperity of people across the planet.

What Illinois Must Do to Avoid an Insurability Crisis

November 7, 2025 Expert BlogIllinoisRob Moore

As risks of disasters rise, so do insurance prices.

As COP30 Opens, the World Is Moving Forward Without the White House

November 7, 2025 Press ReleaseInternational

World leaders are gathering for annual global talks (COP 30) to discuss the next phase of international cooperation to confront the climate crisis.

New Jersey DEP Approves NESE Pipeline Water Quality Certification

November 7, 2025 Press ReleaseNew Jersey, New York

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has issued its water quality certification and related permits for the proposed Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline.

New York State DEC Approves NESE Pipeline via Water Quality Permit

November 7, 2025 Press ReleaseNew York, New Jersey

The New York State DEC has issued a Section 401 Water Quality Certification under the federal Clean Water Act for the proposed pipeline.

Michigan Establishes New Rate for Large Energy Users Like Data Centers

November 6, 2025 Press ReleaseMichigan

The Michigan Public Service Commission announced a new tariff directed at new heavy energy users, such as data centers, in the Consumers Energy territory.

Hitting the Mark: How Targeted Deployment of Hydrogen Can Maximize Climate Benefits

November 6, 2025 ReportUnited StatesErik Kamrath, Dr. Carrie Schoeneberger, Pete Budden

Although federal incentives for hydrogen have been cut back, there is a near-term window of opportunity for clean hydrogen development and a need for longer-term policies to build up demand strategically.

$1 Trillion: The Social Cost of Plastic in the United States

November 6, 2025 Expert BlogUnited StatesRenée Sharp, Shannon Goff

A new report shows that the true costs of plastic are far more than what you see on the price tag.

Baku to Belem Roadmap Presents Clear Set of Actions on Climate Finance

November 5, 2025 ReactionInternational

COP organizers from Baku to Belem released their report outlining how the world can meet its $1.3 trillion annual climate financing goal.

What Will It Take for COP30 to Deliver a Climate-Resilient and Prosperous Future?

November 4, 2025 Expert BlogInternationalYamide Dagnet

As extreme weather events increasingly devastate communities across the globe, COP30 must push for stronger, faster, and more creative ways to adapt to our changing climate and drive more effective, rapid emissions reductions.