Supreme Court decisions due soon on abortion, guns, religion and climate change
By David G. Savage The Supreme Court is heading into the final weeks of a term that may reveal the full impact of its newly dominant conservative bloc. The justices…
From guns to religion: Supreme Court is juggling major controversies besides abortion
By John Fritze, WASHINGTON – The wrenching legal fight over abortion isn’t the only controversial issue to be decided by the Supreme Court in coming weeks. It just feels that…
Cleaner Air Leads to More Atlantic Hurricanes, NOAA Study Finds
By Bill Pan A new study suggests that the successful efforts in North America and Europe to reduce air pollution have led to an unintended consequence—more hurricanes. The “surprising result”…
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Biden Administration to Finally Resume Oil, Gas Leasing on Small Part Of Federal Land
By Jay Clemons The Biden administration announced Friday it would resume leasing sales for oil and gas drilling on federal land, while also sharply reducing the acreage available for leases,…
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Should the Biden administration be lowering gas prices?
Ognjen Š. Miljanić, opinion contributor The Biden administration announced plans on Thursday to release 180 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) during the next six months,…
EPA Issuing Stricter Emissions Standards on Buses and Trucks
By Charles Kim The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday stricter restrictions on emissions from trucks and buses. “Seventy-two million people are estimated to live near truck freight routes in America,…
Biden’s Feckless Energy Policies Are Making The Ukraine War Far Worse
BY: KELSEY BOLAR After blocking such sanctions last year using a national security waiver, the Biden administration announced Wednesday it would allow sanctions on the company in charge of building…
Chinese Utility Terminates ‘Green’ Energy Plant in Xinjiang Due to Pollutant Emissions
By Fran Wang Shanghai Electric Power Co. Ltd. plans to terminate a project that was supposed to provide “green” energy in China’s Xinjiang region but instead discharges polluted wastewater. In…
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Interior sets up new hurdle for oil and gas leasing with emissions review
by Josh Siegel, Energy The Biden administration announced Friday that government regulators for the first time will start to comprehensively analyze greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas lease sales…
California Scrambles to Find Electricity to Offset Plant Closures
By Katherine Blunt California is racing to secure large amounts of power in the next few years to make up for the impending closure of fossil-fuel power plants and a…
Climate protesters swarm White House, vandalize Jackson statue, warn Biden
Left-wing climate protesters hit the D.C. streets Monday, vandalizing a statue of former President Andrew Jackson and swarming the White House while warning President Biden to take their demands seriously.…
A conservative climate expert’s answer to global ‘lukewarming’: Grow the economy
By Natalia Mittelstadt Climate change is real, acknowledges Patrick Michaels, former state climatologist of Virginia — but it is less extreme, less destructive, and less attributable to human activity than…