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17 AGs warn the activist group "As You Sow" to stop pushing net-zero policies that violate antitrust laws and drain...

In 2025, climate lawfare faced repeated courtroom defeats, leaving litigants and industry alike awaiting a pivotal SCOTUS decision in 2026.

Study finds offshore wind farms could produce far less energy than projected, risking gaps in carbon-free electricity targets.

A meteorologist explains why dramatic disaster photos — not long-term data — are being used to sell climate claims.

Ex-FERC official warns DOE’s data center plan could threaten grid reliability and strip states of control over power and costs.

New analysis finds global warming was more pronounced from 1899 to 1940 than from 1983 to 2024 despite lower CO2...

Blakeman warns Hochul’s ‘toxic’ battery-farm mandates put New Yorkers at risk from dangerous lithium-ion fires.

Blue state climate mandates, not Washington, are driving up electricity costs for residents.

A new climate study claims global warming could trigger long-term cooling or an ice age, bolstering a theory that explains...

When it comes to energy policy, Trump’s Year Two agenda will build on 2025 gains with infrastructure, faster permitting, and...

Despite a pending lawsuit, Hawaii’s 11% cruise ship “Green Fee” climate tax will take effect Jan. 1., hitting passengers with...

A conservation group is suing FWS for withholding Wyoming wind farm eagle death records, raising transparency and bird mortality concerns.

From EVs to coal to Alaska energy, lawmakers used the Congressional Review Act to wipe out onerous Biden rules.

No U.S. landfalls and a near-normal hurricane season—Rigzone reported the data without forcing a climate narrative.