"Harvard Beats Back Divestment Lawsuit, but Students Promise to Appeal"
"Seven filed suit to force prestigious college to divorce its fortune and its future from fossil fuels."
Source: InsideClimate News, 03/25/2015
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"US Coal Sector in 'Terminal Decline', Financial Analysts Say"
"Over 200 mines shut down and industry loses 76% of its value in five years, report finds".
Source: Guardian, 03/25/2015
"Egypt, Sudan Edge Toward Cooperation on Ethiopia’s Nile Dam"
"Egypt and Sudan took another step toward cooperating with Ethiopia on the hydro-power dam it’s building on the Blue Nile river after the three nations’ leaders signed an accord on Monday."
Source: Bloomberg, 03/24/2015
3-Year Fracking Moratorium Bill Heads to Vote in Maryland House
"ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A bill to place a three-year moratorium on fracking in Maryland survived eight amendments and is headed to a vote in the House of Delegates."
Source: AP, 03/24/2015
"Can Cruz Win the Oil Primary?"
"Even in a strongly pro-fossil-fuel GOP presidential field, Ted Cruz stands out for his devotion to his home-state oil industry and its agenda."
Source: Politico, 03/24/2015
"House Panel To Vote on Oil Export Bill"
"House lawmakers will vote [this] week on a bill that would lift the 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports."
Source: The Hill, 03/23/2015
"New Plan Seeks To Turn Chicken Manure To Energy"
"A New Hampshire-based company has teamed with poultry giant Perdue to propose a $200 million plant on the Eastern Shore to extract energy from chicken manure, offering its plan as a viable remedy for the farm pollution fouling the Chesapeake Bay."
Source: Baltimore Sun, 03/23/2015
Climate-Sceptic US Senator Given Funds By BP Political Action Committee
"One of America’s most powerful and outspoken opponents of climate change regulation received election campaign contributions that can be traced back to senior BP staff, including chief executive Bob Dudley."
Source: Guardian, 03/23/2015
"New Federal Rules Are Set for Fracking"
"The Obama administration on Friday unveiled the nation’s first major federal regulations on hydraulic fracturing, a technique for oil and gas drilling that has led to a significant increase in American energy production but has also raised concerns about health and safety risks."
Source: NY Times, 03/23/2015
Coal: When Legally Liable, Companies Don't Dispute Global Warming"
"U.S. coal companies that are publicly skeptical of man-made climate change acknowledge in mandatory financial disclosures the widely accepted scientific link between fossil fuel emissions and a warming planet, a Greenwire analysis has found."
Source: Greenwire, 03/20/2015
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