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Invisible plumes and ‘terrible pollution’: the reality of the US gas sites rated ‘grade A’
Guardian investigation into reliability of methane certification issued by MiQ reveals the weakness of voluntary model.
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Fossil fuel companies finally accept the climate crisis – just not their role in it
The era of corporate climate denial is over but in courts around the world the big names have shifted strategy.
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‘It smells like a rancid fish and chip shop’: at sea with the Antarctic’s krill supertrawlers
The fishery is regulated but experts say it is wrecking the food chain. Gordon Peake joined a Sea Shepherd mission to observe the giant ships compete for catch.
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China has been preparing for a global energy crisis for years. It is paying off now
As other Asian economies race to conserve energy, China has huge reserves of oil and gas as well as alternative energy sources like wind and solar.
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Why tech giants are ditching the power grid
Seeking power for data centers, Meta and other companies plan to use equipment that is expensive and polluting.
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How escalating Iran conflict is driving up oil and gas prices – a visual guide
A halt to shipping in strait of Hormuz and attacks on Middle East refineries are threatening supplies and stoking inflation.
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An oil refinery defined life in this quaint California city. What happens when it’s gone?
For decades, the Valero refinery shaped Benicia’s economy, politics and health. Now the city has become a reluctant test case of whether an oil town can reinvent itself
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