Virginia Gov. Youngkin Announces California EV Mandate to End in the Commonwealth

On June 5, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed that the state would cease to adhere to vehicle emission standards set by the California Air Resources Board, meaning Virginians will soon have the freedom to choose their vehicles based on their’ needs.

Dozens Of Energy Groups Ask Congress To Overturn Latest Biden Climate Policies

By Nick Pope Dozens of energy policy and advocacy groups are pushing Congress to repeal one of President Joe Biden’s signature climate policies. A coalition of...

Ohio Governor and Lt. Governor Oppose New Federal Power Plant Rule

By J.D. Davidson (The Center Square) – A new federal rule on fossil fuel power plants would hurt Ohio’s energy grid and limit the state’s ability...

Stephen Moore: Hey, Joe Biden: Where Are All the EV Charging Stations?

The Biden administration has spent tens of billions of dollars on green energy, yet last year the U.S. and the world used record amounts...

FERC’s Order No. 1920 Is a Costly Shell Game

the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a “watershed” new ruling addressing electricity transmission and the need to expand America’s power grid.

Gov. Scott Vetoes Pesticide Ban

By Christian Wade (The Center Square) — Vermont Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a proposal to restrict the use of toxic pesticides for agriculture, saying...

25 States Fight EPA’s Power Plant Smokestack Regulations

By Jon Styf (The Center Square) – West Virginia and Indiana are leading a group of 25 states asking for the U.S. Court of Appeals...

EPA Considering Formaldehyde Hazard Review

By Tom Gantert (The Center Square) - In 2005 when Hurricane Katrina struck the United States, many victims were housed in trailers that were filled with formaldehyde...

Texas Legislative Committee Proposes Ways to Protect, Expand LNG Industry

By Bethany Blankley (The Center Square) – A state legislative committee is proposing ways to expand Texas’ liquified natural gas (LNG) industry after the Biden...

Measure Banning Wildlife Hunting Contests Passes Illinois House

By Catrina Petersen (The Center Square) – A measure that seeks to ban wildlife hunting contests and penalize hunters participating in them with misdemeanors passed the Illinois...

Forget Tariffs: Biden Should Look to Domestic Mining to Thwart Chinese EVs

By Rick Whitbeck The Biden administration’s decision to raise tariffs on Chinese-manufactured electric vehicles, steel, computer chips, and other technological products is the epitome of a...

Climate Change Weekly #507: How the Mainstream Media Uses Misdirection to Mislead About Climate Change

Young people don’t get their information through traditional news outlets. They get their information in byte-sized chunks.

New Federal Building Energy Efficiency Standards Will Increase the Cost of New Housing

New U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and U.S. Department of Agriculture mandates will significantly increase the cost of new homes and will shut many potential buyers out of the market.

Haig, Reynolds Say Farmers Need Help After Severe Storms

By Kim Jarrett (The Center Square) - Farmers in eight Iowa counties need federal assistance to recover from the severe storms that swept through Iowa...

John Stossel: Pushing Back Against Environmental Scaremongering

Have you heard about the "bee-pocalypse?" My new video explains. Honeybees are dying! It's another environmental crisis we're supposed to worry about. The media call it "bee-pocalypse"...

Initiative to Repeal Natural Gas Phase-Out Bill Could Soon Get the Green Light

By Carleen Johnson (The Center Square) – The court challenge to the ballot title for an initiative to repeal a natural gas phase-out could wrap...

New Laws Include $285M in Fees on Colorado Oil, Gas Producers to Fund Transit

By Joe Mueller (The Center Square) – New Colorado laws will require oil and gas producers to pay approximately $285 million in fees to fund...

Biden’s Signature Bills Are Pumping Billions Into Swing States — But Will it Make a Difference in November?

President Joe Biden’s signature pieces of legislation are routing billions of dollars into swing states, but pundits are not convinced that the money will...

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H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D. is the director of The Heartland Institute's Robinson Center on Climate and Environmental Policy and the managing editor of Environment & Climate News.