The plans in the Paris climate agreement assume that we will soon start growing giant tree plantations, burning the wood chips to make electricity, and sequestering the CO₂. But this technology doesn't exist.

A few years ago, a company in Australia was developing a bioreactor system in which photosynthetic algae would generate electricity while removing CO₂ from the air. If deployed widely enough, this could do the job. But we shouldn't bet on that.

Just as the Bureau of Land Management was starting to apply a new planning process that invited more participation from people who live near the land in question, the troll's saboteurs cancelled the process. Why?

Brazil's corrupt extractivist government is about to let miners and loggers take over the Amazon rain forest.

Everyone: Tell California Governor Brown to stop supporting Chevron's position on fossil fuel issues.

US citizens: sign this petition against Senate Bill 1460, which would reduce the regulations on fracking and new fossil fuel pipelines.