Exxon Broke Rules With Late Reporting of Methane Leak March 1, 2023 By Aaron Clark and Zachary Mider Exxon Mobil Corp. failed to initially report a release of the super-potent greenhouse gas methane in the Permian Basin that...
Mapping US Coastlines May ‘Drive More Equality’ in Climate Adaptation Policy September 1, 2022 By Aaron Clark A Canadian technology company is using aerial imagery to build high-precision maps of US shorelines that will be used to...
Climate Change Boosted Cost of Japan’s Typhoon Hagibis by $4B: Study May 19, 2022 By Aaron Clark The effects of human-caused climate change were responsible for roughly $4 billion of the $10 billion in insured losses resulting...
Lengthy Legal Battles Expected from Suez Canal’s Longest Closure in Almost 50 Years March 30, 2021 By Aaron Clark, Cindy Wang, Ann Koh and Verity Ratcliffe The Suez Canal may be open again, but the battle over damages from the waterway’s longest closure in almost half...
Australia Detains Cargo Ships for Alleged Labor Violations Related to COVID Lockdowns August 12, 2020 By Aaron Clark, Krystal Chia and Jinshan Hong Australian authorities detained at least two cargo ships for alleged labor violations related to demands from seafarers to be sent...
New Risk to Global Supply Chains Emerges as Weary Crews, Stuck Offshore, Halt Work August 7, 2020 By Aaron Clark and Annie Lee A new risk to global supply chains is emerging as exhausted seafarers stuck offshore for months halt work, a breaking...
Roundup: Nations Stepping Up Scrutiny of Vessels, Trains Shipping from China February 5, 2020 By Aaron Clark Vessels and trains coming from China are in focus as nations take steps to halt the spread of a deadly...
New Crop of Satellites Will Identify Biggest Contributors to Climate Change April 18, 2019 By Aaron Clark A wave of satellites set to orbit the Earth will be able to pinpoint producers of greenhouse gases, right down...
Exxon Mobil’s Airstrip in Papua New Guinea Heavily Damaged After Earthquake March 2, 2018 By Aaron Clark and Dan Murtaugh Exxon Mobil Corp. built a runway to land some of the world’s biggest planes as part of its endeavor to...
Exxon’s LNG Plant in Papua New Guinea Could Be Shut for 6 Weeks After Quake March 1, 2018 By Aaron Clark and Perry Williams Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $19 billion liquefied natural gas export project in Papua New Guinea may remain shut for six weeks...