Out-of-state fracking companies paid $11 million to the federal government to frack for natural gas in Ohio's Wayne National Forest.

A number of shallow earthquakes recorded in southeastern New Mexico may be tied to wastewater injection from oil and gas production, an NMSU geology professor says.

The level of hyperbole that pervades discussions of the shale gas industry’s role in Ohio’s economy has always been excessive. But recently, as the industry has pursued access to Ohio’s public lands ...

Miles O’Brien traces the unlikely rise of enhanced geothermal power, from a Cold War-era experiment at Los Alamos to Texas ...

Vantage Data Centers plans to build a pair of two-story data centers totaling nearly 860,000 square feet on about 108 acres ...

New research from Syracuse University argues that communities battling AI data centers should borrow directly from the ...

When Premier Susan Holt was challenged last month over her government’s decision to reconsider natural gas development in New ...

The State Sunlight-Long fracking site has been one of the primary focuses of local community advocates and environmental groups due to its proximity to a residential area and the Aurora Reservoir, a ...

Ronald Reagan famously said that he didn’t leave the Democrats, the Democrats left him — and now the party threatens to do ...

Checks of up to $200 start going out Sept. 21, as Republican rival Bruce Blakeman campaigns on lifting the state’s fracking ...

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with environmentalist Bill McKibben and public relations specialist Frank Maisano about opposition to industrial development projects like fracking and data centers.