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A Twitter account claiming to represent an Extinction Rebellion (XR) chapter in the East Midlands tweeted last week that the ‘Earth...

The Trump administration is expected this week to ease Obama-era regulations on fuel emission standards, capping off more than two...

What will happen next with the coronavirus epidemic is unknown, but it seems certain to claim one very high-profile victim:...

The Dutch cabinet will not come up with new measures to reduce carbon dioxide emissions before April 1 as planned,...

Dutch MEP Derk Jan Eppink said that the coronavirus crisis wreaking havoc across the European Union showed the bloc's weaknesses....

A recent paper published in the Swedish journal Geografiska Annaler: Series A, Physical Geography authored by Holmlund and Holmlund, found...

While most people’s focus remains directed at the coronavirus pandemic, some good news has emerged: a hole in our ozone...

States that introduced “green” regulations that taxed single-use plastic grocery bags in an effort to eventually annihilate them are now...

Canada's boreal forest comprises about a third of the huge forest that circles the northern hemisphere, mostly north of the...

The many trillions of dollars proposed to be spent under dubious “green new deals” should be spent instead (effectively and...

A judge with United States District Court for the District of Columbia ordered a review and could bring operations to...

Looks like eco-extremists in the liberal media aren’t the only ones who’ll use the coronavirus pandemic to push their climate...

A recent study by the University of Leeds in the U.K. says rich people are most to blame for human-induced...

One of the motivations behind Rhode Island’s ongoing public nuisance climate change lawsuit against energy producers is to secure a...