Florida AG James Uthmeier escalates from warnings to subpoenas, targeting ESG packaging coordination and climate judicial influence campaigns.

Over 25 years and trillions later, global oil consumption per capita remains unchanged—and the Iran conflict proves alternative energy can't fill the gap.

South Korea scrambles for oil and gas as its net-zero push collides with energy reality, exposing gaps in its climate targets.

House Judiciary Committee ramps up investigation of climate activists and attorneys accused of biasing federal judges.

Three top physicists tell Chief Justice Roberts that a new chapter in the federal judges' science manual replaces empirical rigor with consensus politics.

Damming the strait is a computer-model thought experiment based on speculative scenarios, lacking data and understanding of potential consequences.

A year after the Iberian Peninsula's worst blackout in recent European history, no one has been held accountable despite multiple investigations.

Co-op City faces quadrupling maintenance fees as NY's climate laws force costly energy conversions in affordable housing.

The committee behind IPCC scenarios has officially eliminated RCP8.5 and SSP5-8.5 as implausible — upending decades of climate science.

The second Trump administration dismantles climate orthodoxy, restoring reason to the energy debate one Congressional hearing at a time.

Californi leads the U.S. in cities with the most polluted air, according to the American Lung Association's annual 'State of the Air' survey.

Cities and states are suing fossil fuel companies for alleged climate harms. The first multibillion-dollar judgment could unleash a cascade of rulings.