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SURGEON GENERAL’S WARNING: Reading President Joe Biden’s climate change Executive Order may cause nausea, clinical depression, and thoughts of immediate suicide.

In the waning days of the Trump administration, the Bureau of Land Management granted Lithium Nevada Corporation the final permit needed to begin developing a lithium mine and processing plant on 5,700 acres of federal land in Northern Nevada.

No Green New Deal proposed by President Biden can succeed without major increases in US mining and processing – unless he wants to make America even more dependent on China, Africa, and Russia.

Senators should pose some hard questions to former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm before confirming her to head the U.S. Department of Energy, concerning her plans for future federal support for green energy projects in the light of her poor performance picking green energy winners and losers as Governor.

New York City will soon be home to the world’s biggest utility-scale battery system, designed to back up its growing reliance on intermittent renewables. A system still inadequate to prevent regular blackouts.

The $2.3 trillion, 5,593 page combined Coronavirus relief, omnibus government funding bill passed by Congress contained expensive climate and energy provisions unconnected to corona relief or essential government functions.

This is the story of how a Michigan public relations firm, Lambert, Edwards and Associates, hired by hidden financial interests, created a chain of nonprofit organizations designed to fool the public into thinking that green energy is supported by political conservatives.

For decades, it was awful enough when crony favor seekers gave politicians campaign coin in exchange for crony government policies: Quid Pro Quo? Corporate...

The Not-In-My-Backyard (NIMBYs) movement around the globe from Germany to Australia, California, New York, and Massachusetts are speaking loudly, and acting, to put a halt to the invasion of noisy industrial wind facilities in their backyards.

Taking a step toward providing clarity to when entities have illegally “taken” protected migratory birds, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published its final environmental impact statement for proposed changes to regulations governing the killing of migratory birds.