The global elites are readying their private jets for the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual conclave in Davos, Switzerland, with the U.S. delegation to have John Kerry, special presidential envoy for climate, in the lead role.
In a blow to President Joe Biden’s green energy agenda, rental car company Hertz is selling off tens of thousands of electric vehicles (EVs), due to a lack of demand, to buy gas-powered cars.
Pope Francis offered an extended reflection on the sin of gluttony Wednesday, calling it “the most dangerous vice” because it is “killing the planet.”
The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Wednesday released a survey that named “extreme weather” and “misinformation” as the factors most likely to trigger a global crisis in 2024.
The DOE was wrong when it reversed Trump-era rules making dishwashers and laundry machines more efficient, a federal appeals court ruled.
Japanese authorities tallied 94 deaths, 222 people missing, and 846 trapped in unreachable parts of the Noto Peninsula due to the earthquake.
The construction of a major wind energy project previously touted by the Biden administration as an example of positive “Bidenomics” has been canceled, with developers citing “inflation, interest rates and supply chain disruptions.”
A Chinese television news anchor described Japan’s deadly earthquake as a “comeuppance” and “retribution” for releasing Fukushima wastewater.
Extreme cold and snowstorms disrupting transportation and closing schools in Scandinavia, as Sweden saw its coldest January night in 25 years.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) argued that the cobalt from the Democratic Republic of Congo used for electric vehicles should be treated the same way as blood diamonds were
Japan rang in the New Year with a 7.6-magnitude earthquake that killed at least four people and caused massive property damage.
The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed Monday an out of control lithium-ion battery fire on a cargo ship is out after days of burning off the coast of Alaska.
There is no such thing as a natural disaster only the failure of humans to prepare for events beyond their control, a United Nations office warns.
President Joe Biden has continued to push his green energy agenda throughout his presidency in various ways, from taking action to demolish American energy independence — like canceling the Keystone XL Pipeline as well as oil and gas leases — and pushing electric vehicles (EVs) on Americans.
A northern California man who documents his city’s black bear population has made headlines with a shocking video showing himself fending off a huge one that was squatting under a house — with just a paintball gun.
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri brought some much-needed Christmas cheer to Hawaii restaurant workers impacted by the August Maui wildfires on Thursday, in the form of $1.2 million.
India’s Ministry of Coal says it will not be transitioning to any alternative form of energy in the “foreseeable future.”
President Joe Biden exited the White House on Wednesday and claimed his 418th vacation day to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands to put his feet up for New Year’s. East Palestine, Ohio, residents are basking in no such luxury.
A group of Dutch truckers have argued that London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office issed thousands of ULEZ green car tax fines unlawfully.
King Charles III beseeched Britons and those worldwide to “protect the earth” in his second Christmas address to the nation.
Former Vice President Al Gore said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that if the climate continues to warm, we “would lose our capacity for self-governance.”
The State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) voted this week to approve the controversial Delta Tunnel project, which will bring water from the Sacramento River south via an underground pipeline to avoid the San Francisco-San Joaquin River Delta.
A slow-moving rainstorm that moved south from Northern California triggered a rare tornado warning in Southern California on Thursday, and Ventura County, north of Los Angeles, experienced historic flooding.
The Chinese Communist Party assured citizens on Sunday that it had prepared for the record-low temperatures hitting the country this weekend by stockpiling hundreds of millions of tons of coal, defying calls from climate change alarmists to replace coal capacity with “renewable” energy.
The once prestigious Lancet medical journal has doubled down in its climate alarmism, insisting in its latest issue that global warming is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.
Housecats are “murderous” creatures and pose “a big threat to biodiversity” because of their natural predatory instincts, warns National Public Radio (NPR) in an essay this week.
COP28 went into “overtime” Tuesday and hammered out a “historic” compromise deal to “transition away” from fossil fuels.
Peter Schweizer notes that one of the leading climate change apostles, former vice president Al Gore, is these days co-running an investment fund called Millennium Generation.
The latest fallout from the global “climate crisis” is an uptick in bear attacks in Japan, if CNN is to be believed.
Germany’s leftist coalition government struck a deal to cut domestic green spending to avoid a budget crisis but refused to cut Ukraine aid.
Los Angeles County’s largest landfills are suffering from uncontrolled chemical reactions underground that are heating the earth to very hot temperatures, melting equipment, and releasing noxious gases into the environment, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Some 80,000 delegates who had flown in from around the world to attend the COP28 climate talks in Dubai joined in the clapping and cheering Wednesday as a call to transition away from fossil fuels was declared at the U.N.-sponsored talks.
Radical climate activists launched a series of coordinated strikes against public Christmas trees throughout Germany on Wednesday morning.
The unhappy COP28 climate alarmism summit in Dubai rolled into its final scheduled day on Tuesday without the crown jewel sought by hardcore activists: a worldwide agreement to phase out fossil fuels.
John Kerry’s call to end all coal-powered electricity generation is “silly” and “self-destructive,” writes Newt Gingrich, and “makes the United States look delusional.”
The California State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) will consider regulations next week that would allow “toilet to tap” reuse of water supplies, treating sewage water and sending it back into ordinary drinking water systems in select municipalities.
The Associated Press (AP) on Sunday denounced the “shocking level of censorship” imposed by the United Arab Emirate (UAE) on the COP28 climate change conference in Dubai. The AP was mortified by “sharp restrictions on what demonstrators could say, where they could walk and what their signs could portray.”
U.N. climate negotiators confirmed Monday they are pushing for a deal at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai that will be the beginning of the end for fossil fuels.
Former Vice President Al Gore said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that there was a global mental health crisis because young people look at we are not yet solving the climate crisis.
Multiple tornadoes ripped through central Tennessee late Saturday, killing six people and sending another two dozen to hospital as homes and businesses were damaged in multiple cities.
