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Sens. Mitch McConnell and Joe Manchin are among lawmakers calling for FERC to lift rules hampering the production of natural gas.

The Russian invasion in Ukraine has rallied people to support fleeing Ukrainian people, including U.S.-based lawyers who are part of a leftist organization that calls for racial and climate “justice.”

Actress-singer and jet-setting climate change hardliner Miley Cyrus’ private jet was struck by lightning on Tuesday, forcing her and her entourage to make an emergency landing on their way to Paraguay.

Netflix’s “Don’t Look Up” director Adam McKay has used Oscars season to re-invent himself as one of Hollywood’s most vocal climate change activists. He has called climate change the most serious threat facing mankind, demanded the defunding of a natural gas pipeline, and even claimed that anyone who dislikes his movie isn’t serious about global warming.

The SEC has issued a sweeping yet vague draft for a rule that would require public companies to disclose greenhouse gas emissions.

“Don’t Look Up” director Adam McKay turned out to support the Youth Climate Strike Los Angeles.

Hollywood celebrities including Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, and Jane Fonda are protesting a Canadian natural gas pipeline that they claim represents a threat to the climate and indigenous rights.

Sarah Bloom Raskin took a bet that America was ready for climate regulation through bank supervision.

Frank Gaffney asked if the Biden administration’s “wrecking operation” against America is a function of CCP “compromise” of the White House.

Actress and notorious left-wing activist Jane Fonda announced a new climate change PAC as the country faces skyrocketing fuel prices.

California Democrats undid a law that required U.C. Berkeley to freeze student enrollment at 2020 levels to reduce environmental impact.

Germany is considering reopening some of its decommissioned coal power plants in the hopes of getting a handle on its ongoing energy crisis.

Sarah Bloom Raskin became the second Biden banking nominee to sink after advocating for bankrupting the oil and natural gas industry.

President Joe Biden reassured donors Monday that he would use his executive powers to act on climate change, even as energy prices are at record highs.

80 Democrats sent a letter to President Joe Biden urging him to prioritize fighting climate change in resurrected social spending bill.

Permits for oil and gas development “have been coming out of the Biden administration slower than” during the Trump years, oil executive Dan Eberhart said.

A nuclear war would be disastrous for the earth’s climate, according to a recent piece in the Atlantic that drew harsh criticism for its focus on the harms posed to the environment by a potential nuclear exchange resulting from the current conflict in Ukraine.

Canadian public broadcaster CBC has lamented that the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine may “distract” the general public from the issues of climate change.

“Put drop boxes next to the pump and see who gets elected,” Andrew Wilkow said, adding, “Start voting at gas stations.”

Radical protestors have announced that they plan to block oil refineries to protest the UK’s use of fossil fuels, despite the energy crisis.

Two New York State Senate Democrats have apologized for comparing climate change to the terrorist attacks of September 11.  

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said that Democrats have made “climate their God” and called to create an Operation Warp Speed-energy initiative to combat exorbitant energy prices rising under President Joe Biden.

Republican Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) said at a press conference on Capitol Hill on Tuesday that President Joe Biden should stop begging “other dictators” in Iran and Venezuela for fossil fuels needed in the U.S. and allow domestic oil to flow.

Former California Governor Jerry Brown urged the U.S. not to expand domestic oil and gas production to help in the crisis triggered by the ongoing Russian war because climate change is like a war that will kill people over a long period of time.

Nigel Farage, the man behind the Brexit referendum, has launched a new campaign aiming to end Britain’s ‘net zero madness’.

An effective American president would increase U.S. energy, thereby reducing the funds Putin is using to kill Ukrainians. But while Russia is waging a hot war in Ukraine, the Democrats are more interested in waging World War E.

The economic burden the push towards a net-zero economy should be borne by the younger generations, a House of Lords committee suggested.

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg’s group Fridays for Future on Thursday launched a series of rallies to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The group said it plans to hold events in over 40 cities around the world.

The publisher says Jamie Lee Curtis’s book fills a “pressing need for stories that shift our collective attention towards our devastating climate emergency.”

Peter Schweizer’s new book “Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win” devotes considerable attention to the troubling relationship between Microsoft founder Bill Gates and the Chinese Communist regime. One of the most disturbing episodes in that relationship occurred when Gates stepped outside the realm of personal computers to help the Chinese improve their nuclear reactors.

The EIA released its Annual Energy Outlook 2022 on Thursday that concluded that oil and gas will be the most consumed energy through 2050.

Boris Johnson’s government has “no reliable” idea on how much the scheme to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in the UK will cost .

A small business owner in Pennsylvania spoke to reporters about the struggles of operations like his under the Biden presidency.

The United Nations issued a report on Monday warning that “billions” of people are in danger from the weather.

On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) stated that Alaska is ready to do its part in helping the U.S. reduce its dependence on foreign energy if the Biden administration

On Monday’s broadcast of ABC’s “GMA3,” Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) stated that he expects President Joe Biden’s State of the Union will have “good reports on the fundamentals of the economy, with continued efforts to make sure that corporate profiteering