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The climate reparations bidding war is on. What began at $100-billion-a-year at COP-21 in Paris has grown to $2.4-trillion at COP-27. Thankfully, the Truth is slowly winning out. Perhaps COP-27 will bring a healthy dose of climate and energy sanity.

Demand from California and a drought are leading to water shortages and political battles among western states using the Colorado river. Desalination and water markets could solve the problem.

Europe’s food protectionism risks food price inflation of 20 percent to 53 percent, the USDA estimated before war and COVID interfered with supply. The war...

By Taylor Tougaw Unsurprisingly, it appears that members of Congress have no idea how they are spending taxpayer dollars. The recently passed “Inflation Reduction Act”...

Grains and other crops that depend on barge transportation are delayed by low Mississippi river water levels this fall. By Steve Wilson The U.S. supply chain...

As Netflix documentaries go, Obama's "The G Word" is remarkably stupid. It's big-government propaganda mixed with unfunny comedy.

By Jon Sanders It was quite the spectacle. Pres. Joe Biden threw a White House lawn party September 13 to celebrate the “Inflation Reduction Act”...

Contrary to the claims of proponents of the Green New Deal and Net Zero, fossil fuels are the greenest fuels, say a new study.

Tensions between farmers and green-minded government policymakers are building in the United States, where producers are squaring off against a costly proposed federal mandate for greenhouse-gas reporting from corporate supply chains.

“This is astonishing hubris--I suspect that the World Economic Forum wrote it or collaborated. Who is Joe Biden or any other president to define our ‘societal goals,’ to transform and direct the economy, to "unlock" biological data--such as your genome, possibly from samples you gave without permission to be stored by government,”