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Previews of what will happen when green energy fails are popping up all over the world, and it doesn’t paint a pretty picture of the future.

If energy dominance, economic superiority, lower prices, higher standards of living, and enhanced national security, are the goals, there is a simple solution: unshackle the fossil fuel industries, allowing them to operate according to the laws of supply and demand, rather than politicians whims.

The war on fossil fuels is now fully engaged and casualties are abounding.

The war in Ukraine may cause the climate movement to meet its end.

Under the banner of ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing, the West’s capital is being deployed to create an artificial shortage of oil and gas produced by its companies and reward non-Western oil and gas producers such as Russia and Iran with higher prices. In doing so, the West is undermining its own security interests.

Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) announced a new bill, the Midland over Moscow Act, in February to strengthen U.S. energy independence and help U.S. allies wean themselves from Russian oil and gas.

"Well, you all imagined it," Vice President Kamala Harris commented during a so-called clean-transit event, where she appeared with her fellow tautologist, Secretary of...

The cost of fossil fuel suppression is not merely a modest degradation in our comfortable lifestyles and impoverishment of the poor. As the situation in Ukraine is now demonstrating, fossil fuel suppression in the U.S., Europe and other Western countries empowers our most significant geopolitical adversaries, posing major risks to our national security.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported in December that for the first time in history America’s oil and gas industry led the world in exports of liquefied natural gas.

Always and everywhere, government being short of cash is never a revenue problem—it is always a spending problem. The default mentality of any human being...