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The British government’s energy regulator has warned that the ‘Net Zero’ green agenda will likely hit the poorest households the hardest.

John Kerry said people may “feel better” about Russia if it invests as much effort into fighting climate change as fighting Ukraine.

On Wednesday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry stated that hitting climate goals will cost between 2.5 to 5 trillion dollars annually “for the next 30 years” and that he believes China might

Reuters reported on Tuesday that major Indian firms are interested in building at least ten gigawatts of coal-fired power generation over the next decade, expanding some existing plants and reviving projects that stalled out when coal power fell into environmentalist disfavor.

Hundreds of thousands of young salmon have died in “a large mortality” event after being released into a California river, officials reported.

Movies can now be graded on a new “Climate Reality Check” test, which will gauge on whether or not the film addresses the “climate crisis.” 

Officials overseeing the Brazilian Amazon registered almost 3,000 fires during February, marking a new record for the South American country, according to data released by Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research (INPE).

Elon Musk’s underground transit system in Las Vegas is falling far short of his lofty promises, plagued by construction delays and concerning safety violations. Workers have reported unsafe conditions including tunnels filled with two feet of toxic chemical wastewater.

Hundreds of farmers descended upon Brussels, clashing with police, spraying officers with manure, and pelting EU buildings with eggs.

Mercedes-Benz has backtracked on their plan to transition to selling only electric vehicles after 2030, with company officials saying that “market conditions” have not allowed that to happen.

Mongolia’s current winter extremes are fueled by climate change and put the country at “high risk,” the Huffington Post reported Sunday.

Pope Francis has blamed Mongolia’s current cold spell on global warming, insisting that the overheating environment is a “global social problem.”

French President Emmanuel Macron was surrounded by groups of farmers who chastised him for prioritising Ukraine over his own people.

Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Buddy Carter (R-GA) have requested detailed information about the EPA’s plans to carry out Joe Biden’s climate change agenda.

Canadian Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said Wednesday that with the voluntary return of 23 permits by Chevron Canada in February, energy companies have surrendered the last of the outstanding permits for oil and gas drilling off Canada’s Pacific coast.

Virtue signaling climate change activist and mega popstar Taylor Swift is taking heat once again over her use of private jets, this time after sending her private jet from Sydney, Australia, to Hawaii to pick up her boyfriend Travis Kelce to fly him back to Australia to be with her on her tour Down Under.

Polish farmers brought the border with Ukraine to a standstill on Tuesday as they protested the “uncontrolled” influx of cheap produce.

Hundreds of farmers drove their tractors into central Madrid on Wednesday as part of ongoing protests against European Union.

Climate change alarmists are urging Big Tech to censor accounts of those who question the real dangers that global warming poses to humanity.

Authorities in Trinidad and Tobago announced the discovery on Sunday of a plastic bag containing more than $75,000 worth of cocaine washed up on a beach near the spot where a mysterious ship capsized this month, causing an oil spill that affected about ten miles of Tobago’s coastline.

Maker seeks $538 million savingsas it foresees difficult conditions ahead with the transition to EVs and competition from China. 

Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) s said on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday” that he does not support President Joe Biden’s decision to limit exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG), calling it a “short-sighted decision.”

A massive fire broke out at a French industrial site used for recycling hybrid and electric car batteries on Saturday.

Authorities in Trinidad and Tobago continued investigations on Thursday into the mysterious “ghost ship” that capsized in unknown circumstances, causing a large offshore oil spill that is now threatening its neighbors.

European lawmakers need to level with the public about the economic costs of the green transition, the head of Belgium’s central bank said.

While speaking with Bloomberg’s David Westin on Wednesday, Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler discussed the agency’s potential climate disclosure rule and stated that “we have a role to bring some consistency” because most of the biggest companies do

Trinidad and Tobago declared a state of national emergency this weekend after a mysterious “ghost ship” caused a large offshore oil spill that affected the island nation’s shores.

Hundreds of tractors blockaded the Port of Antwerp in Belgium as farmers continue their fight against the green agenda pushed by Brussels.

In a mass act of civil disobedience, activists blocked all cameras in the borough of Sutton used to enforce Sadiq Khan’s climate car tax.

A date has finally been set for President Joe Biden to travel to East Palestine and mark just over one year since the derailment of a Norfolk Southern train carrying toxic chemicals devastated the town.

The viral bald eagle of Big Bear Lake, California, has gained even more popularity after showing an amazing display of motherly instincts as thousands of fans watched via nature cam.

Farmers in Italy, Spain and Poland demonstrated Friday as part of ongoing protests against the enviornmental and trade policies of the EU.

Joe Biden has made the astonishing claim that the only existential threat in the world is climate change, which is worse than nuclear war.

Eruption in southwestern Iceland appears to have subsided, though scientists are warning that the area may experience further eruptions.

Pop star Taylor Swift reportedly sold one of her gas-guzzling private jets for $40 million amid threats to sue a college student who has been tracking her emissions. The “Karma” singer, meanwhile, is keeping her larger plane.

To normal people, this sounds counterintuitive. Why subsidize places that obviously don’t need subsidies? But that’s not how government works.