Earth Day 2026 highlights a shift in environmental thinking, framing American energy expansion as a net gain for both security and planetary health.

This Earth Day, energy prices, lower EV demand, and global shortages are reshaping the climate debate as policy ambitions meet real-world constraints.

Britain’s high energy costs and policy choices are driving up prices, weakening industry, and squeezing agriculture.

Aid agencies steer billions into climate and social priorities while surveys show the world’s poor need jobs, healthcare, education, and energy.

Study finds lower climate sensitivity to CO2 and suggests solar forcing and natural variability play a larger role in warming since 1850.

Rising costs are driven by the Golden State's energy, insurance, and regulatory policies, not baseless climate change claims.

Leaked memos reveal a divided Supreme Court as justices rushed to issue a stay blocking Obama’s Clean Power Plan before full review.

US opens DOME facility in Idaho, enabling real-world testing of mini nuclear reactors for safety data and regulatory approval.

Observations show no sign of imminent Atlantic current collapse; critics say alarmist claims rely on extreme model scenarios.

Achieving 'net zero' carbon emissions will result in significant costs, loss of personal freedoms, and lower living standards for billions worldwide.

New data shows U.S. tornado damage and frequency trends through 2025, with no increase in normalized losses or major tornado incidence.

Supreme Court sends Chevron coastal damage case to federal court, backing company bid to shift Louisiana lawsuit out of state court.