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BP ousts chairman months into his tenure, citing ‘important governance standards, oversight and conduct’ concerns

Albert Manifold is out over governance and conduct failures, leaving BP with an interim chair and a new CEO as net income fell 86% last year.

By Michelle Chapman and The Associated PressMay 26, 2026

As the U.S. and Europe pull back from global climate aid, can Asian funders fill the gap?

As the U.S. and Europe pull back from global climate aid, can Asian funders fill the gap?

By Angelica AngMay 25, 2026

America’s largest oil export hub is so starved of water that it’s been illegal to have a green lawn for 2 years

By Michelle Hummel and The ConversationMay 25, 2026

Richard McCathron is President & CEO, Hippo.

I’m leading a $100 million corporate turnaround. Here’s why I learned to distrust the growth mindset

By Richard McCathronMay 25, 2026

You can’t repair your tractor because Hollywood was terrified of the VCR

By Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy and The ConversationMay 25, 2026

Rice feeds more than half the world. It’s also the climate equivalent of 239 million cars

By Hanqin Tian, Jingting Zhang, Pep Canadell, Shufen (Susan) Pan and The ConversationMay 25, 2026

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Mark Cuban speaks onstage during a conference in Austin

Crypto Billionaire Mark Cuban says bye-bye Bitcoin: Why he is ‘disappointed’ by crypto

By Jack KubinecMay 26, 2026

Dozens of people sit on a stairs and hold a large banner reading 'Freedom to unionize now'

Economy Uber drivers in Massachusetts just pulled off the biggest labor win since 1941 — just before the robots arrive

By Leah Willingham and The Associated PressMay 26, 2026

Health Trump spent 3 hours at Walter Reed. he claims ‘everything checked out PERFECTLY’

By Collin Binkley, Nick Lichtenberg and The Associated PressMay 26, 2026

Politics Graham Platner runs controversial ad during Red Sox game vowing to ‘reverse the private equity curse’

By Patrick Whittle, Kimberlee Kruesi, Kyle Hightower and The Associated PressMay 26, 2026

Innovation America’s manufacturing Achilles’ heel: McKinsey’s warning on rare earths grows louder

By Nick LichtenbergMay 26, 2026

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Law Ball State fired her over a private Facebook post on Charlie Kirk. Now it’s paying $225,000

By Russ Bynum and The Associated PressMay 26, 2026

The 6 Best Meat Delivery Services (2026): Tested and Reviewed

Health The 6 Best Meat Delivery Services (2026): Tested and Reviewed

By Christina SnyderMay 26, 2026

As China bets its future on AI by cutting arts degrees, Jensen Huang says parents shouldn’t worry about what their kids study

AI As China bets its future on AI by cutting arts degrees, Jensen Huang says parents shouldn’t worry about what their kids study

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 26, 2026

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Environmental Group Takes Royal Dutch Shell Plc To Court Over Global Emissions

Energy Straggling on climate change no longer an option—Big Oil faces its reckoning

By Sophie MellorMay 27, 2021

Tech A.I.’s carbon footprint is big, but easy to reduce, Google researchers say
By Jeremy KahnApril 21, 2021

ExxonMobil faces historic loss in proxy shareholder battle over future of its board

Energy ExxonMobil faces historic loss in proxy shareholder battle over future of its board

By Katherine Dunn and Sophie MellorMay 26, 2021

Director of Dutch environment organisation 'Milieudefensie' Donald Pols (C) celebrates outside a court in The Hague on May 26, 2021, after the district court ruled that Anglo-Dutch multi-national Shell must reduce its emissions by 45 percent by 2030. - A Dutch court ordered oil giant Shell to slash its greenhouse gas emissions targets in a landmark victory for climate activists. Dubbed "the People versus Shell", the case was launched in 2019 by the Netherlands branch of Friends of the Earth, and is backed by six other groups and more than 17,000 Dutch citizens. - Netherlands OUT

Energy Dutch court orders Shell to dramatically cut emissions, saying it’s partly responsible for climate change

By Sophie MellorMay 26, 2021

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Newsletters The war for your salad bowl: Is this Natalie Portman’s favorite kale?

By Aaron PressmanMay 26, 2021

What helped spur China’s crypto crackdown? Concerns over unsafe coal mining

Environment What helped spur China’s crypto crackdown? Concerns over unsafe coal mining

By BloombergMay 26, 2021

Biden to announce $1 billion in spending for hurricane, storm preparation

Politics Biden to announce $1 billion in spending for hurricane, storm preparation

By Matthew Daly and The Associated PressMay 24, 2021

Environment Biden readying pledge to cut 2030 greenhouse gas emissions by half
By Matthew Daly and The Associated PressApril 21, 2021

Hurricane season is starting early once again

Environment Hurricane season is starting early once again

By Chris MorrisMay 21, 2021

Greenpeace will no longer accept Bitcoin

Finance Greenpeace will no longer accept Bitcoin

By Chris MorrisMay 21, 2021

ESA-Largest Iceberg-Square

Environment Iceberg four times the size of NYC breaks free in Antarctica

By Chris MorrisMay 20, 2021

Ford bets big that an electric version of the top-selling F-150 pickup will be an even bigger hit

Environment Ford bets big that an electric version of the top-selling F-150 pickup will be an even bigger hit

By Tom Krisher and The Associated PressMay 20, 2021

Bratwurst-loving Germans are embracing trend for healthier, ethical veggie ‘meats’

Health Bratwurst-loving Germans are embracing trend for healthier, ethical veggie ‘meats’

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan HetznerMay 18, 2021

Energy Carbon emissions are going to balloon as the world exits the pandemic and returns to normal
By Sophie MellorApril 20, 2021

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA - JANUARY 14: The sun sets over container ships and oil platforms off the coast of Huntington Beach on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz/MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty Images)

Energy Stop oil and gas exploration this year to reach net zero by 2050, says IEA report

By Sophie MellorMay 18, 2021

European renewables giant sues Texas for the massive loss it ran up during February ice storms

Energy European renewables giant sues Texas for the massive loss it ran up during February ice storms

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan HetznerMay 17, 2021

Plants in, beef out: restaurant menus are adapting to climate-friendly eating

Health Plants in, beef out: restaurant menus are adapting to climate-friendly eating

By Mike Dorning and BloombergMay 16, 2021

The struggle to make plastics more sustainable

Newsletters The struggle to make plastics more sustainable

By Katherine Dunn and Alan MurrayMay 14, 2021

Elon Musk is right: Bitcoin mining is bad for the planet. Here’s how bad

Tech Elon Musk is right: Bitcoin mining is bad for the planet. Here’s how bad

By Sophie MellorMay 13, 2021

Environment Pea-based milk? Nestle announces new vegan milk brand to compete with Oatly

By Corinne Gretler and BloombergMay 5, 2021

Why the new, bolder U.S. climate goal will boost the economy

Commentary Why the new, bolder U.S. climate goal will boost the economy

By Kathleen McLaughlin and Manish BapnaMay 4, 2021

Europe seeks to fast-track its big bets on hydrogen, 5G and blockchain

Environment Europe seeks to fast-track its big bets on hydrogen, 5G and blockchain

By Ewa Krukowska and BloombergMay 4, 2021

BrewDog Punk IPA

Finance BrewDog founders see ‘big gamble’ in global expansion plans—and they like it that way

By Sophie MellorMay 1, 2021

25 September 2020, Berlin: Climate activists Luisa Neubauer (r) and Leonie Bremer of Fridays for Future take part in the demonstration at an international climate protest day for more speed in the fight against the climate crisis. They wear a mouth-nose cover with the motto "#No degree further".

Environment Climate bombshell: German court tells government it must do more to save future generations from ‘radical abstinence’

By David MeyerApril 29, 2021

New study highlights how air pollution disproportionately affects people of color

Environment New study highlights how air pollution disproportionately affects people of color

By Leslie Kaufman and BloombergApril 28, 2021

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Leadership Why Patagonia CEO Ryan Gellert doesn’t shy away from divisive issues

By Fortune EditorsApril 28, 2021

Nuclear drawdown: How two little-known private companies are taking over the biggest environmental cleanup in U.S. history

Energy Nuclear drawdown: How two little-known private companies are taking over the biggest environmental cleanup in U.S. history

By Jeffrey Rothfeder and Christopher MaagApril 27, 2021

3 business leaders paving the way to a lower-carbon, lower-waste world

Tech 3 business leaders paving the way to a lower-carbon, lower-waste world

By Fortune EditorsApril 23, 2021

A hydrogen-powered train will make transport history as Europe looks to become world leader in green rail travel

Energy A hydrogen-powered train will make transport history as Europe looks to become world leader in green rail travel

By Tara Patel and BloombergApril 23, 2021

New York City sues Exxon, Shell, and BP, alleging ads falsely label their products ‘cleaner’

Energy New York City sues Exxon, Shell, and BP, alleging ads falsely label their products ‘cleaner’

By Ellen Gilmer, Bob Van Voris and BloombergApril 22, 2021

On Earth Day, the U.S. announces fresh 2030 emissions targets—and other world leaders follow suit

Environment On Earth Day, the U.S. announces fresh 2030 emissions targets—and other world leaders follow suit

By Katherine Dunn and Sophie MellorApril 22, 2021

Birds Eye View Wind Turbine

Commentary Time is running out for business leaders who don’t have a ‘net zero’ strategy

By Daniel Pacthod and Dickon PinnerApril 22, 2021

Is corporate America living up to its net-zero pledges? A new report breaks down the numbers

Finance Is corporate America living up to its net-zero pledges? A new report breaks down the numbers

By Sophie MellorApril 22, 2021

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