Energy

Climate policy keeps missing its targets—so the goalposts keep changing instead of the results.

Hardline Republicans say the bipartisan SPEED Act could undermine Trump’s ability to block offshore wind projects.

Coal closures, blue state green mandates, and costly renewables are pushing U.S. electricity rates higher while harming grid reliability.

EU softens its stance on internal combustion engines, replacing a full ban with emissions targets, an EU lawmaker claims.

An Oregon court criticized Multnomah County attorney for undisclosed involvement in Mann-backed climate study used in $51B lawsuit.

PBS uncritically promotes UN climate report that a meteorologist calls false, baseless, and disconnected from real-world data.

As inflation and energy costs surged, climate politics faded from the spotlight, with affordability overtaking alarm as voters’ top priority.

China’s renewable hype fades as coal still fuels the majority of its electricity, exposing the gap between perception and reality.

Zuckerberg talks climate doom, but his diesel-chugging megayacht burns more fuel than hundreds of households — and sinks his credibility.

Trump fast-tracks Alaska’s Johnson Tract minerals mine, ending permitting delays and boosting domestic refining capacity.

New analysis shows strict climate mandates in blue states tied to much higher electricity costs compared to red states.

The Paris Agreement and net-zero collapse was predictable given the realities of affordable, reliable energy.

Trump’s DOE backs a nuclear comeback with loans and fewer hurdles to speed construction of up to 10 new reactors.

In a candid interview, astrophysicist Willie Soon warns the sun—not CO2—is the main driver of climate change, shaking up conventional...