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As with so many frightening climate claims, in the words of Carl Sagan (which were a restatement of Pierre-Simon Laplace), “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”

American Experiment North Dakota has released a report detailing how American leadership on energy concerns, and a ramping up of domestic energy sources, can reduce Russia’s strategic leverage over European countries and help make the world a safer place.

If California, our most populous state, were its own nation, it would rank as the world's fifth largest economy and boast the highest average...

By Anthony Hennen (The Center Square) – Rare earth elements can be crucial for national security and economic production – and producing them may also provide...

Ceres, the infamous leftist nonprofit supposedly devoted to the sustainability cause, recently released a report on America’s worst greenhouse gas emitters. It exempts China the world's largest emitter and a big donor to Ceres, from criticism.

By Derrick Morgan President Joe Biden has declared he will “end fossil fuel.” Presidents have declared war on everything from poverty to drugs, but his declaration...

If the United States is to achieve its decarbonization goals Carbon Capture and Storage retrofit must be deployed on coal power plants as soon as possible.

Daily, politicians and pundits demand, or predict, an energy future that is entirely based on wind/solar and batteries, freed from the “burden” of the hydrocarbons. Regardless of one’s opinion about whether, or why, an energy “transformation” is called for, the physics and economics of energy combined show there is no possibility of anything resembling a radically “new energy economy” in the foreseeable future.

China announced it was suspending cooperation with the United States in the fight against climate change. Heaven forbid!

The reconciliation bill includes $3.2 billion in tax credits for carbon capture and sequestration, a technology that carries high costs, limited pipeline availability, and minimal chance for success.