tag: oil

frontlines

Gulf Madness
It's a story awash in ironies.
Comments (0) | August 28, 2008
feature stories

The Big Fix
Solving the global climate crisis requires bold political action. Fast. As in right after the November elections.
Comments (3) | August 28, 2008
reviews

Curse of the Black Gold
Ed Kashi, whose photographs have appeared in publications such as National Geographic and OnEarth, traveled to the Niger Delta to document the devastation wrought on its people as well as on the environment.
Comments (0) | May 28, 2008
short takes

Coming Soon to a Western State Near You?
So far, rational environmental arguments have largely kept Utah's tar sands, which contain an estimated 12 billion to 20 billion barrels of oil, in the ground. Rising oil prices, however, may soon erase these historic constraints, just as they have done in Canada.
Comments (1) | September 1, 2007
frontlines

Q & A: Running on Fumes
How bad is the current energy crisis? Really, really bad, says oil expert Charley Maxwell.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
NRDC at work

Winter 2007: Grizzlies; Endangered Species; Oil
NRDC works on many of the issues covered in OnEarth by independent journalists. Here's what NRDC says about grizzlies, endangered species, and oil.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
Greenlight

Getting on the Bus with Veterans for American Power

Comments (0) | Oct 15, 2009
Greenlight

Energy Boon or Dirty Boondoggle: Which Would You Choose?

Comments (2) | Apr 23, 2009
Greenlight

Cree Elder Speaks Out Against Alberta Oil Sands

Comments (0) | Feb 17, 2009
Greenlight

Victory for the Public's Land in Utah

Comments (2) | Feb 4, 2009