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Conservative America's fight against the advancement of a new energy economy continues to evolve.  The latest development is a concerted campaign to discredit the wind industry and shift public opinion against the technology.

For several years now, we’ve been making the case that the clean energy industry has to dramatically scale its advocacy investment to meet an aggressive disinformation campaign trained against it by the fossil lobby. We’ve found increasing receptiveness to that message, but we still run into people who think we’ve got tin foil on our heads. The refrain goes something like this: “Who’d want to do such a thing to wind, solar and geothermal power?”

ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM), the world's largest oil company has announced it will spend $185 billion over the next five years to locate and produce new oil and gas resources t

Alaska lawmakers have proposed legislation which would abandon the Alaskan natural gas pipeline project.

In a preview of its upcoming annual Outlook for Energy report, ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) says it expects global carbon emissions to increase almost 25% by 2030.

Hydraulic fracturing, the new, headline-grabbing natural gas drilling technique is making its way across the ocean from the United States to Europe.

Senator Bernie Sanders (VT-I) has proposed a measure to repeal more than US$35 billion in tax breaks for the oil and gas industry.  

The latest in a recent line of attacks against the American Power Act comes from the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank funded in part by oil companies like

Watch out, after a quiet start to 2009, the geothermal industry is heating up.  This week saw a large merger of four geothermal companies, as well as the announcement that Caldera Geothermal plans to go public by next year.