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It is imperative that the Supreme Court stop the regulatory abuses enabled by the gross error of the 2007 ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA.

In the past week, two more articles have been added to the growing body of literature discussing the fact that climate models have consistently failed to project the Earth’s temperatures and temperature trends accurately, since their inception.

The “Science-Based Emissions Standards Act of 2021,” H.R. 5991, would force the Environmental Protection Agency to slow down the process for developing emission regulations affecting small producers.

The Biden Administration has formally proposed regulations rescinding the Navigable Waters Protection (NWP) Rule and restoring and expanding upon the Obama-era Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) expansive definition of the federal government’s control of wetlands.

The session, titled “Examining Biden’s Energy and Climate Agenda” at The Heartland Institute’s 14th International Conference on Climate Change featured presentations discussing how the Biden administration’s energy and environment agenda is undermining America’s national and economic security.

Albert Einstein warned that “Science can flourish only in an atmosphere of free speech,” and we cannot trust those who are careless with the truth. Powerful government officials and big tech executives have recklessly disregarded both principles.

President Joe Biden has directed federal agencies to “achieve the goal of preserving at least 30 percent of our lands and waters by 2030.”

By David Ditch, Jeremy Dalrymple, Rachel Greszler, Diane Katz, Tori K. Smith, and Katie Tubb The Senate unveiled its long-awaited $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill on...

Illinois Clean Energy Jobs Act would increase energy costs in the state by forcing state utilities to produce 45 percent of their electricity generated from “renewable” sources by 2030 and 100 percent by 2050.

The Environmental Protection Agency is trying to promote transparency by making it easier for Americans to see how it makes regulatory decisions. Many on the left, however, are attacking those efforts.