News and Articles

Revealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis

By Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington
The Guardian
August 4, 2026

Forget Climate Doomerism. We Know What We Must Do to Protect the Planet.


By C.J. Polychroniou
Truthout
August 10, 2026

WA fire season already third-worst in decades; 1,125 square miles burn


By Kai Uyehara
Seattle Times
August 10, 2026

An Extraordinary White House Meeting: A new book sheds light on President Trump’s affinity for fossil fuels.

By David Gelles
New York Times
July 14, 2026

‘When the sun rises, we are going to be in shock’: Thousands evacuated in north Spokane as wildfire crosses river into city


By Alexandra Duggan and Amanda Sullender
Spokesman Review
August 1, 2026

New wildfire triggers evacuation orders for 2 Central WA towns


By Kai Uyehara
Seattle Times
July 22, 2026

Inside the massive response to an early-season wildfire near Spokane

By Isabella Breda
Seattle Times
June 17, 2026

Western Washington copes with extreme June heat


By  John Ryan
KUOW
June 16, 2026

Inside the campaign to discredit a key climate science report


By Corbin Hiar, Lesley Clark, Chelsea Harvey
Politico
June 11, 2026

Person collecting hailstones in a grassy outdoor area.

A warmer world creates bigger and more damaging hailstones, study says


By Seth Borenstein
Associated Press
May 27, 2026

Aerial view of a river with partially frozen water and leafless trees along the bank. Nearby are residential houses with a grassy area and a pathway.

WA flood victims’ struggle offers a warning for cities behind urban levees


By Conrad Swanson and Erika Shultz
Seattle Times
May 10, 2026

Protesters holding signs criticizing oil profits in front of a Shell gas station, with a yellow shell fuel pump in the background.

Big Oil Caused the Climate Crisis. Now They Want To Get Out of Paying for It.

By Shemona Moreno
Common Dreams
May 9, 2026

Cartoon vegetables with sad, crying faces in a pink shopping basket.

Climate Change Is Already Showing Up in the Cost of Living


By Emma Court
Bloomberg
April 24, 2026

A middle-aged man in a suit and tie with a serious expression, against a plain dark background.

Chevron's CEO made $104 million while America bombed Iran


By Emily Atkin
Heated
April 8, 2026

A bridge over a body of water with houses on a hillside and mountains in the background at sunset.

WA declares unprecedented fourth drought emergency in a row

By Conrad Swanson
Seattle Times
April 8, 2026

A winding river flows through a dry, barren landscape with distant mountains and a cloudy sky in the background.

How bad is WA’s summer drought going to get?

By Conrad Swanson
Seattle Times
March 31, 2026

Street scene during a flood with two people kayaking, vehicles stranded, and flooded buildings in a small town with a church steeple and forested hills in the background.

How Trump’s EPA rollbacks give US states new tools in climate suits


By
The Guardian
March 8, 2026

Industrial power plant with two tall smokestacks emitting smoke on a cloudy day

Environmental groups sue Trump’s EPA over repeal of landmark climate finding


By
The Guardian
February 18, 2026

Industrial factory with smokestacks emitting smoke and a large flare burning in the sky during cloudy weather.

Michigan accuses big oil of being ‘cartel’ that fuels climate crisis and high energy costs

By
The Guardian
February 18, 2026

Construction crews repairing a damaged railway track after a landslide in a forest, with an excavator working on the debris and a dump truck in the background.

Washington flood damage totals at least $182M, governor says


By
The Guardian
February 17, 2026

A person in a suit looking at multiple flight information screens at an airport or transportation hub, holding their head with both hands.

We can move beyond the capitalist model and save the climate – here are the first three steps

By and
The Guardian
February 12, 2026

Multiple solar panels installed outdoors with purple wildflowers and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Affordability and Climate Action Don’t Have to be Opposites

By Vabihav Vijay
Climate Community Institute
February 12, 2026

Person in white outfit standing on a platform amid fireworks and smoke, with a crowd in the background.

What Does Bad Bunny Have to Do with Making Polluters Pay?

By Fossil Free Media
Fossil Free Memo
February 2, 2026

Aerial view of flooding affecting an industrial area with partially submerged buildings, vehicles, and equipment amidst a nearby road and residential neighborhood.

WA Gov. Ferguson asks Trump for $21M to help flood victims

By Jake Goldstein-Street
Washington State Standard
January 21, 2026