Oklahoma residents have shown us many ways that oil and gas pollution affects their lives: Thick, black fluid flooding a home. A salty, oily substance from the ice maker. Dead cattle. If you have photos you can share, we’d like to hear from you.

BHP "ranks 10th for historic climate pollution among investor-owned companies" A 2025 attribution study suggests that in Australia "BHP fuelled 50 heatwaves, Woodside 49, Santos 49, & Whitehaven Coal 41" (👀nxt) Now BHP is enjoying the license to pollute afforded by 🇦🇺's flagship Safeguard Mechanism

This week, movements across the planet are rising together. From EACOP to the DRC to greenwashing & fossil fuel disinformation – the crises are connected, and so is our resistance. Join the Global Week of Action. #KickTotalOutOfAfrica #StopEACOP #fossiladban #KickPollutersOut

From bike protests against extraction in Uganda, to ppls tribunals confronting #EACOP linked corporate abuse, organizers have been building powerful local resistance rooted in #climatejustice! Here are some of the actions supported through the GURU direct action fund! #StopEACOP #KickPollutersOut

Fossil fuels in Europe are subsidised by about 28% of the dispensed fuel cost (€60-100bn per year), so these figures are practical for replacing fossil fuels at scale. #hydrogencost

Green materials demand can be lifeline for Europe’s chemical industry - report European chemical industry could benefit from targeted policies that create large-scale demand for green materials and strategies that break its dependence on fossil fuels

Great to be joined by @peternewell.bsky.social How can the world wean itself off fossil fuels? Where might we go next in advancing this critical agenda? 📆18 June 3pm. 👉https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pperc-launch-the-political-economies-of-fossil-fuel-phase-out-tickets-1987771170079

end fossil fuels now, before it’s too late

It's Africa Day! ✊🌍💚 Today, let's remember that Africa owns its destiny - NOT international oil companies who extract resources for their own neocolonial interests 👀🔗👇

It seems like almost everyone is moving away from fossil fuels... with Canada being an embarrassing exception. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Around 40% of ocean shipping is fossil fuels. So many things will get better when the fossil-fuel era ends. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Solar panels built over an irrigation canal are winning praise for producing power while cutting evaporation www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/s...

When politicians say they can't hold corporations accountable, remember: they can. They just choose not to. www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopl...

Since the most recent energy crisis, BP's profits have doubled. It's vital that the government show leadership to make sure we're funding renewable energy to keep people's prices down. My conversation today with the Mayor 👇🏼 m.youtube.com/watch?v=fM77...

Solar is growing faster than almost anyone thought was possible even just a few years ago, partly because of the energy crisis sparked by the Iran War. reneweconomy.com.au/solar-will-b...

Breaking: 141 countries just voted for a just transition away from fossil fuels! Vanuatu and Pacific nations’ leadership have achieved a VICTORY for climate justice. More >> www.greenpeace.org/internationa...

"Together, we (MUST) hold corporate polluters accountable and protect the health of our patients and our communities." @docsforclimate.bsky.social

‘Disastrous’ plan to allow fracking on South Australia’s Limestone Coast is a broken promise, locals say Labor moves to overturn moratorium on fracking in groundwater-dependent region two years earlier than planned and just weeks after state election www.theguardian.com/environment/...

David Pocock scared the life out of the gas industry. Their response: a barrage of ads to distract the public, while they continued to rip off taxpayers. Bernard Keane writes. www.crikey.com.au/2026/05/19/f...

Given the rise in climate change, the negative effects of finite resources on the environment, why are we still arguing over a pipeline instead of investing in green infrastructure? Alberta can pivot from fossil fuels to green energy easily...if it tries...

Fun fact: the problem of data centres actively and directly burning fossil fuels for power is in no way uniquely a US problem "More than 100 UK datacentres plan to burn gas to generate electricity" www.theguardian.com/business/202...

The First Conference on Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels moved past whether a fossil fuel transition is needed and focused on how to actually implement it. It also uplifted the role of Indigenous peoples, labor groups, and civil society orgs in driving a #JustTransition ❤️‍🔥 bit.ly/4eVlYRV

“For Frontline Indigenous Peoples, the Cost of Fossil Fuels is Not Theoretical” – Chief Dsta’hyl on Land, Climate Change and our Collective Future www.amnestyusa.org/blog/for-fro...

First, the "source" of the energy is free: no need to buy anything to run these sites. Second, the prices are still collapsing. Now you have cheap batteries that have recharging cycle lifetimes of 20+ years to store that energy for later. It's game over for fossil fuels. And nuclear as well.

The SEAI has said there "has to be a phase-out" on new gas and oil boilers in Ireland but "it may not necessarily be a ban". Ireland is currently 90% dependent on fossil fuels for heating. jrnl.ie/7044147

Study finds short‑term exposure to common air pollution can alter lung & brain function, with the type of pollution we breathe mattering as much as the amount we take in. Diesel exhaust linked to impairment of higher‑level executive function, ie, mental skills we use to plan, focus & make decisions

In New Mexico, the fossil fuels industry is running its own candidate for land commissioner. His name is Michael Perry, and he firmly believes that whatever the fossil fuels industry wants, it should have... including about 20% of the state.

Geriatric politicians demonizing renewables while choosing to protect oil industry profits over protecting the planet and the rest of us from the oil industry condemns future generations to a climate hellscape. They know all of this, yet don't care.

"the dramatic cost declines in batteries have now made 'firm renewables' — solar or wind paired with batteries — cheaper than fossil fuels in many parts of the world." This is game changing.

The total extra spending on fuel since the start of the war in Iran has exceeded the cost of repairing the country’s bridge network or overhauling its air traffic control system, according to research. ft.trib.al/UT3w2d3

302/ "Economists & traders warn the next phase of the crisis could bring another sharp jump in energy prices, broader fuel rationing, industrial shutdowns & a significant slowdown in global growth" Why not already? Read this great thread - Inventory burn then prices surge bsky.app/profile/rebe...

🇬🇷 Greece's largest coal plant, Agios Dimitrios, is shutting down today. One coal plant remains until Greece exits coal this year. Renewables have been beating coal on cost for a while. The country is expected to hit its 2030 solar target early this year! balkangreenenergynews.com/ag-dimitrios...

Even Portugal's center-right government understands that fossil fuels are unreliable and costly, and that dependence on them has been behind the current sequence of cost-of-living crises. www.politico.eu/article/port...

FIFA gives a “big middle finger” to the planet by hosting an event that will produce 9m tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.

FIFA has long been a shameless purveyor of greenwashing. The 2026 World Cup takes FIFA greenwashing to extreme heights (despite Gianni Infantino's ludicrousness about "FIFA's Green Card for the Planet"). Read my latest at @theguardian.com www.theguardian.com/football/202...

The 2026 World Cup is not only the most politically combustible tournament in modern history, but it is also on track to be the “most polluting” WC ever, with total greenhouse gas emissions hitting nearly 2 times the historical average. My latest @theguardian.com www.theguardian.com/football/202...

Jonathan Watts in today’s Guardian argues we are watching a historic power shift unfold in real time: from the old fossil fuel empires to the new age of electrified economies. And the backlash against that transition is turning increasingly authoritarian, militarised and dangerous. A huge piece

Pennsylvania greenhouse stays warm by storing heat underground A ‘climate battery’ system helps plants thrive all winter – no fossil fuels needed.

“Food systems consume 15% of all fossil fuels globally. Now experts are warning of a looming food price crisis as a result of the global energy price spikes”🤔 What will it take to get fossil fuels out of our #agrifood systems? @ipesfood ipes-food.org/out-of-pocke...

🔴 FIFA ties itself closer to Saudi (petro)state just as...👇 🌡️ experts warn of World Cup heat dangers 💸 the PIF pulls funding from golf and megaprojects ⚡ oil crisis drives shift away from fossil fuels Choosing oil cash today puts FIFA's summer tournaments at risk tomorrow 😬

What does it actually look like to move beyond fossil fuels — not someday, but now? Read more in this week’s Talking Climate and don't forget to share what you learn, to make change contagious!

Big green energy news: The Dogger Bank South Offshore Wind Farms DCO application has today been granted development consent by DESNZ At 3GW, it's one of the largest single consenting decisions in UK offshore wind history. If/when it's built, it will provide enough energy to power ~3 million homes.

British Gas to pay a £20m into Ofgem’s Voluntary Redress Fund to settle force-fitting of prepayment meters probe. Will write off up to £70m of vulnerable customers' energy debt. Will BG pass the cost to customers in higher bills? Execs got bonuses for boosting profits, but not fined.

🚨 NEW REPORT: EU handing industry #Permission2Pollute 🚨 At the request of oil&gas, mining + BigTech lobbyists, the Commission is ripping up permitting rules to fast-track polluting projects like pipelines, mines + data centres. Read more corporateeurope.org/en/2026/05/permission-pollute 👇 🧵 1/6

🛢️⛓️‍💥 Europe’s fertiliser crisis is a fossil fuel crisis. It's time to break free! Today, US-Israel war on Iran has sent fertiliser prices soaring again📈😧| Europe's reliance on synthetic fertilisers squeezes farmers, pollutes water, harms health, and weakens food security👎 70+ orgs call for change📄👇

As we face a global energy shock, governments are asking people to drive less, fly less, and turn down their heating - while high-carbon companies are running ads telling us to fill up and fly away. This is a contradiction that people and the planet can’t afford.🧵 www.badverts.org/latest/why-t...

The energy crisis has laid bare something campaigners have long argued: our dependence on fossil fuels is neither inevitable nor stable. Yet advertising helps keep it that way. 💨 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Net zero busy no bankrupting us today. Current electricity generation cost is just a little over half of last week's average, when a far higher % of fossil fuels were used. But the Refukkers and Tories would take us backwards to higher energy prices and more pollution to reward their donors.

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