Fracking the Eagle Ford Shale:
Big Oil & Bad Air on the Texas Prairie
Lisa Song, David Hasemeyer and Jim Morris
Published Mar 25, 2014
Fracking the Eagle Ford Shale:
Big Oil & Bad Air on the Texas Prairie
"Fracking the Eagle Ford Shale: Big Oil and Bad Air on the Texas Prairie" is an eight-month investigation by InsideClimate News, the Center for Public Integrity and The Weather Channel.
Enbridge Anniversary:
Profiles From the Frontlines of an Oil Spill
David Hasemeyer
Exxon's 25 Years of 'No':
Timeline of Resolutions on Climate Change
Elizabeth Douglass
Exxon's Gamble:
25 Years of Rejecting Shareholder Concerns on Climate Change
Elizabeth Douglass
Published Oct 29, 2020
Exxon's Gamble:
25 Years of Rejecting Shareholder Concerns on Climate Change
ReadThe State of the College Divestment Movement
Texas Weakens Chemical Exposure Guidelines, Opens Doors for Polluters
Lisa Song and Rosalind Adams
FIRED:
Texas Oil and Gas Regulators Say They Tried to Enforce Rules, Lost Jobs
David Hasemeyer
Published Oct 29, 2020
FIRED:
Texas Oil and Gas Regulators Say They Tried to Enforce Rules, Lost Jobs
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BOOM:
North America's Explosive Oil-by-Rail Problem
Marcus Stern and Sebastian Jones
Meltdown
Terror at the Top of the World
Sabrina Shankman
Published Nov 12, 2014
Meltdown
Terror at the Top of the World
Meltdown: Terror at the Top of the World tells the story of seven American hikers who travelled into Canada's Arctic tundra – polar bear country – and nearly didn’t make it back alive. But Meltdown is more than just another wilderness adventure story because its backdrop is the melting Arctic, where the battle between man, beast and nature in a warming world is most visible and visceral. The book is based on interviews with all seven hikers as well as many of the world’s experts on polar bears and sea ice. It also includes first-hand reporting from the site where the hikers pitched their tents one fateful night next to a breathtaking fjord.
Meltdown (browser version)
Terror at the Top of the World
Sabrina Shankman
Published Nov 12, 2014
Meltdown (browser version)
Terror at the Top of the World
Meltdown: Terror at the Top of the World tells the story of seven American hikers who travelled into Canada's Arctic tundra – polar bear country – and nearly didn’t make it back alive. But Meltdown is more than just another wilderness adventure story because its backdrop is the melting Arctic, where the battle between man, beast and nature in a warming world is most visible and visceral. The book is based on interviews with all seven hikers as well as many of the world’s experts on polar bears and sea ice. It also includes first-hand reporting from the site where the hikers pitched their tents one fateful night next to a breathtaking fjord.
Meltdown (excerpt)
Terror at the Top of the World
Sabrina Shankman
Published Nov 13, 2014
Meltdown (excerpt)
Terror at the Top of the World
Meltdown: Terror at the Top of the World tells the story of seven American hikers who travelled into Canada's Arctic tundra – polar bear country – and nearly didn’t make it back alive. But Meltdown is more than just another wilderness adventure story because its backdrop is the melting Arctic, where the battle between man, beast and nature in a warming world is most visible and visceral. The book is based on interviews with all seven hikers as well as many of the world’s experts on polar bears and sea ice. It also includes first-hand reporting from the site where the hikers pitched their tents one fateful night next to a breathtaking fjord.
In Fracking's Wake:
Open Pits Offer Cheap Disposal for Oil and Gas Sludge, but Health Worries Mount
David Hasemyer and Zahra Hirji
Published Oct 29, 2020
In Fracking's Wake:
Open Pits Offer Cheap Disposal for Oil and Gas Sludge, but Health Worries Mount
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Keystone & Beyond (free)
Tar Sands & the National Interest in the Era of Climate Change
Published May 7, 2014
Keystone & Beyond (free)
Tar Sands & the National Interest in the Era of Climate Change
“Keystone and Beyond” tells the story not just of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project but also of the nation’s rapidly changing energy policy. Using thousands of pages of official documents, studies by experts and advocates, and contemporaneous news reports, former New York Times reporter John H. Cushman Jr. shows how the pipeline that George W. Bush considered a “no brainer” is now seen as a test of President Barack Obama’s commitment to act on climate change.
Keystone & Beyond
Tar Sands & the National Interest in the Era of Climate Change
John H. Cushman Jr.
Published May 23, 2014
Keystone & Beyond
Tar Sands & the National Interest in the Era of Climate Change
“Keystone and Beyond” tells the story not just of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project but also of the nation’s rapidly changing energy policy. Using thousands of pages of official documents, studies by experts and advocates, and contemporaneous news reports, former New York Times reporter John H. Cushman Jr. shows how the pipeline that George W. Bush considered a “no brainer” is now seen as a test of President Barack Obama’s commitment to act on climate change.
The Dilbit Disaster
Inside The Biggest Oil Spill You've Never Heard Of
Elizabeth McGowan, Lisa Song and David Hasemeyer
Published Nov 1, 2013
The Dilbit Disaster
Inside The Biggest Oil Spill You've Never Heard Of
InsideClimate News won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize in national reporting for this four-part narrative and six follow-up reports into an oil spill most Americans have never heard of. More than 1 million gallons of oil spilled into the Kalamazoo River in July 2010, triggering the most expensive cleanup in U.S. history -- more than $1 billion -- and after more than two years the cleanup still isn’t finished. Why not? Because the underground pipeline that ruptured was carrying diluted bitumen, or dilbit, the dirtiest, stickiest oil used today. It’s the same kind of oil that the controversial Keystone XL pipeline could someday carry across the nation’s largest drinking water aquifer. Written as a narrative, this page-turner takes an inside look at what happened to two families, a community, unprepared agencies and an inept company during an environmental disaster involving a new kind of oil few people know much about.
Bloomberg's Hidden Legacy
Climate Change and the Future of New York City
Katherine Bagley and Maria Gallucci
Published Nov 15, 2013
Bloomberg's Hidden Legacy
Climate Change and the Future of New York City
Clean Break
The Story of Germany's Energy Transformation and What Americans Can Learn from It
Osha Gray Davidson
Published Nov 1, 2013
