On the bright side, this was probably the coolest year of the rest of your lives.

As the COP28 summit opens, American oil and gas production has never been higher.

Sure, it’s big enough to fit your Thanksgiving turkey—but that makes it a magnet for food waste too.

New research shows way more oil and gas industry representatives have attended the climate summit than previously reported.

Zion Oil & Gas believes God wants it to find petroleum in the Holy Land.

The petrochemical industry is obstructing a global treaty to reduce plastic pollution.

As both technology and the climate fight become grimmer, it’s good to remember that innovation can still drive hope and make the world a nicer place.

The right wing and fossil fuel companies have funded a backlash to wind energy in New Jersey. Is it about to go nationwide?

Meanwhile, an Israeli minister has joked that new offshore drilling means new warships.

Zoos are miserable places. But if held accountable, they could be a force for good.

Despite decades of public environmentalism, the British king found himself announcing a bill to expedite oil and gas production this week.

The West Virginia senator, who announced he will not be seeking reelection, is not some political mastermind. He’s a greedy nihilist.

My toddler loves books like “But Not the Hippopotamus,” “Babar the Elephant,” and “Yertle the Turtle.” But the world he’s inheriting is losing these animals at an astonishing rate.

Orsted’s cancellation of two big New Jersey wind projects raises questions about the way the Biden administration is approaching renewable energy.

Republican governments across America have passed anti-ESG bills, but that’s not why the investment principle has fallen out of favor.

Efforts to curb climate change are failing. That’s partly due to the staggering contributions of the global elite.

By ensuring electric vehicles produce high-wage union jobs, Shawn Fain has robbed the GOP of some of its talking points.

Biden’s position on gas exports can’t be reconciled with his climate policy. It’s decision time.

A naval port in Nome, Alaska, is the latest example of military and corporate interests rushing in as the Arctic thaws.

Appearing virtually at a London conference, the new speaker of the House warned of the “ultimate decline of our civilization.”