Senate nominee James Talarico (D-TX) was a coal power protester and climate alarmist, but has since “evolved” into an all-of-the-above energy advocate.

Climate change and shipping costs are being linked despite war, drought and water demand offering clearer explanations for recent shipping disruptions.

Decades of climate alarmism haven't moved the needle much, with new polling showing climate change tied for last among voters' top concerns.

Democrat Cait Conley, who is running to unseat NY Republican Rep. Mike Lawler, has provided no real solutions for New York's soaring energy costs.

Energy companies and free speech rights are at the center of concerns over a Colorado climate lawsuit coming before the Supreme Court.

Trump’s DOE awarded $162 million for critical minerals recovery projects aimed at strengthening domestic supply chains and reducing reliance on China.

New research finds no net decline in Great Barrier Reef coral cover over 40 years, with overall coral cover showing a slight increase in recent years.

Fossil fuels are contributing to global greening as rising CO2 and nitrogen deposition boost plant growth across forests, grasslands and croplands.

Attribution group Climate Central blames warmer summer nights on man-made climate change, overlooking the UHI effect and poorly sited weather stations.

The Boulder climate lawsuit could revive efforts to use state tort law to hold fossil fuel companies liable for global greenhouse gas emissions.

Interior's Endangered Species Act changes restore property rights while retaining key protections for threatened wildlife and critical habitat.

NYC’s first year of congestion pricing failed to improve air quality, undercutting a key justification for charging drivers to enter Manhattan.