RCP 8.5, the UN's worst-case emissions scenario, was always implausible, yet it drove trillions in wasteful energy policy before the IPCC retired it.

Northeast governors tout energy affordability while RGGI carbon allowances secretly inflate electricity bills to nearly double the national average.

Trump's EPA is scrapping Biden-era refrigerant rules, promising to save Americans $2.4 billion and lower grocery store prices.

Shell heads to the Netherlands' Supreme Court in an emissions case that could redefine corporate climate liability for oil companies worldwide.

Graham Platner thinks cooperating with China is a climate strategy; it's really a blueprint for surrendering America's energy future to Beijing.

For nearly 20 years, progressives preached climate apocalypse. Now Democrats are quietly ditching the Green New Deal as voters demand affordable energy.

EV sales dropped 23% year-over-year in April even as gas prices spiked. The real culprit? Federal subsidies ended in September, and the market collapsed.

After the Iranian conflict disrupted LNG supplies, Southeast Asian governments expanded coal capacity and shelved net-zero commitments.

Democrats are abandoning climate messaging after polling shows voters rank it below affordability and other priorities, leaving Bill McKibben frustrated.

GOP lawmakers introduce federal legislation to shield oil companies from state climate lawsuits and billion-dollar penalty schemes.

The IPCC discarded RCP 8.5, the climate model behind years of doomsday headlines, and outlets that cited it extensively have gone eerily silent.

Despite coordinated activism, climate superfund bills failed or stalled in 12 states as lawmakers cited liability risks and consumer harm.