Maryland's Supreme Court dismissed climate lawsuits brought by three cities against oil giants, noting local governments can't regulate global conduct.

A look at margarine and new synthetic butter substitutes, including how they’re made and what ingredients they use.

With falling political support and a disinterested public, oil giants are pulling back on net-zero spending for the first time in eight years.

Interior will pay TotalEnergies $928M to terminate offshore wind leases off North Carolina and New York and invest in LNG and offshore oil infrastructure.

Ed Miliband insists the Iran crisis only strengthens the case to get off fossil fuels, yet the government has no serious strategy to achieve that.

A new regression analysis finds solar activity and cloud variations, not CO2, are the dominant drivers of modern climate change since 2000.

Wind and solar deliver no on-demand power yet force ratepayers to fund two complete energy systems—a financial blunder on a national scale.

Volcanic systems, geothermal heat, and seismic activity are reshaping the continent in ways climate science has largely overlooked

When Denver shattered its March heat record this week, the media called it unprecedented — the old record was set in 1971.

Massachusetts residents face some of the nation's highest utility bills as Governor Healey doubles down on green energy instead of expanding pipeline access.

Al Gore warned climate change would cause war but his climate agenda created the energy dependencies that fueled two conflicts — and possibly a third.

Ed Miliband's answer to the UK energy crisis? Plug-in solar panels and more wind farm subsidies — as he ignores the energy wealth in the North Sea.