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The largest planned AI data center in New Jersey is being accused of violating federal law after a Floodlight visual investigation found the site running dozens of unpermitted gas-powered generators.

Dependence on fossil fuels is an addiction we can no longer afford, both financially and existentially, Tzeporah Berman writes, as the First International Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels kicks off in Santa Marta.

Eighty-five countries have sought a roadmap to phasing out fossil fuels. A conference this month offers hope they could unite.

Former fracking magnate Gwyn Morgan has funnelled millions to right-wing media and think tanks, a DeSmog analysis reveals.

At a time when civilization is hurtling toward irreversible climate breakdown, it would be journalisting malpractice to overlook the climate consequences of three of Earth's deadliest militaries going to war, write Mark Hertsgaard and Giles Trendle.

Visions of a booming hub that would bring jobs and prosperity to Appalachia faded, but the plastic “nurdles” remain.

“Journalism is no longer a profession. It is a deadly gamble,” writes Palestinian documentarian and award-winning storyteller Mohammed Al-Sawwaf, whose extraordinary climate work has been featured by CCNow. From Gaza, he shares the extreme hardships and dilemmas faced by reporters on the ground. The Mix is publishing his account in...