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Fishermen are lauding Trump’s move to halt New York offshore wind tied to foreign firm Equinor, citing rushed approval and...

Federal judge slammed San Juan’s climate lawsuit as plagiarized and warned lawyers against using copy-paste tactics in climate litigation.

Obama judge ordered EPA to restart $20B taxpayer-funded green scheme, forcing admin to resume funds for NGOs, including one run...

The New York Times warns of climate-driven economic collapse, but critics say the real threat is policy overreach—not the climate...

Corporate and global leaders are ditching empty green pledges as pressure mounts to refocus on energy, growth, and development basics.

In this video and the next, we debunk seven myths about climate change. First up: melting ice, polar bear extinction,...

Universities are suing the DOE over a policy capping indirect research costs at 15%, fearing it will harm scientific research...

A new study finds that even if all modern CO2 came from humans, the effect on global temperatures would still...

Even with massive subsidies, green home upgrades like solar panels and heat pumps can take decades to pay off, a...

DOT says it will save taxpayers over $60M by canceling a grant meant to help fund a $40B high-speed electric...

Despite Trump's offshore wind pause, construction began on a massive New York offshore wind project with nearly 150 turbines to...

A look inside the junk science behind particulate matter claims, EPA overreach, and the costly fiction fueling America’s air quality...

Climate change isn’t driving more or stronger tornadoes—and it can’t be linked to one short-term spike, no matter how dramatic...

The International Maritime Organization approved the first global shipping carbon tax, drawing backlash from shippers, oil states, and Trump officials.