After judicial defeats halted offshore wind construction orders, the administration pivoted to legal settlements—paying developers to abandon projects.

Amsterdam banned meat ads to fight climate change, yet even the Washington Post says it's authoritarian and won't reduce emissions or change weather.

Michigan's antitrust lawsuit against oil companies faces dismissal as defendants expose fatal flaws in the state's novel energy conspiracy theory.

EPA chief Lee Zeldin reveals how environmental justice grants passed through multiple groups taking cuts, funding activism instead of remediation work.

Academia ignores lab evidence disproving CO2 warming while cap-and-trade regulations continue closing California factories and refineries.

A UK council ditched electric trash trucks after a trial found numerous charging faults and mechanical issues, opting for cheaper, reliable diesel trucks.

China's massive wind power expansion looks like a bet on the future—until you notice they're still building coal plants at a record pace.

California embraced Europe's punitive fuel taxes and anti-production policies — and now suffers the same inflated prices and energy insecurity.

Switzerland's Coop is removing insect-based foods after years of weak sales. Competitors already withdrew, leaving bug-based proteins as a niche market.

IPCC abandons the extreme climate scenarios that justified trillions in spending and sweeping regulation — after decades of using them to drive policy.

Oil companies commit to moving 400,000 barrels a day through a proposed Canada–U.S. pipeline tied to a revived Keystone XL-style route.

California’s gas tops $6 as import reliance deepens, refinery closures bite, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright warns of a growing national security risk.