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The Balkan region's first privately-funded power plant came online on Tuesday, increasing the region's dependency on coal-fired power stations even...

There may be $1 billion worth of fraudulent biofuel credits circulating in the U.S., according to a former Environmental Protection...

In a move reminiscent of a wild-eyed, 1950s Commie hunt, EcoWatch has published a list of the most dangerous heretics...

Michael Mann is not just a climate scientist, he's a climate activist and one of the news media's favorite alarmists....

Labor activist groups blasted one of the largest labor unions in the country Monday for endorsing the construction of a...

A newly released cache of government emails offers more evidence of behind-the-scenes collusion between the Environmental Protection Agency and green...

The meeting of EU leaders in Bratislava (Slovakia) on Friday ended without any agreement on how to proceed with the...

President Obama is accidentally championing conservative energy policy lately: he's promoting affordable energy and a healthy economy, even while announcing...

The folks who make their living by hyping the supposed threat of runaway global warming use a lot of scary...

Anti-hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, activists suffered a pair of major legal defeats in Ohio when the state Supreme Court refused...

A top Senate Republican wants his Democratic colleagues to turn their back on an Environmental Protection Agency water regulation and...

When the concept of the National Marine Monument arose, it was a surprise to many people, and the notion of...

The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. has temporarily blocked construction of the contentious Dakota Access crude oil...

France passed a law to outright ban the use of all plastic cutlery in an effort to fight man-made global...