West's largest coal-fired power plant may close — a symbolic blow to coal as America's chief source of electricity

Conservative groups are targeting state legislatures' energy standards -- a move that may come back to bite them

Photographs and raw footage of an eruption that has so far displaced 3,500 people

Disproportionate focus on corruption of national leaders distracts from the systemic theft of Ghana's wealth

Owners of Arizona’s Navajo Generating Station say low natural gas prices, rising costs make the plant too costly

The post-petroleum resource race and what to make of it

The hot new clean dream: Coal.

The process of corporate plunder in the global mining industry is aggravating social and economic inequality.

Andrew Wheeler, an Eagle Scout, is purposely running the Environmental Protection Agency into the ground

A bevy of political touts line the rails at a Washington conference to handicap the 2008 presidential race.

A brokered deal allowed the company to get away with a nominal fine for polluting the groundwater

The company cleared just 3,000 tons of ash from the massive February spill

Many electric utilities are continuing to plan for and invest billions in power generation from natural gas.