Nearly 200 countries agreed to transition away from fossil fuels, but the U.S. and others are actually expanding oil and gas exploration while refusing to finance the transition for poorer countries.

Janis Gabriel has gone to the press with details about the House speaker’s relationship with his own family.

The U.S. position at the U.N. climate conference is simple: Fossil fuels for me and not for thee.

Plants offered a respite from grief and anxiety. They also offered a new way to live in the world—with all its challenges.

If rich nations set up a “fund” to help poorer nations and don’t fund it … is it a fund?

Here are the most ridiculous suggestions for celebrating this season without trashing the planet—plus a few ideas that won’t devour your time or money.

Flashy pledges are all the rage at U.N. climate conferences.

The president of the COP28 climate summit, the UAE’s Sultan Al Jaber, made an absurd claim about fossil fuels.

On the bright side, this was probably the coolest year of the rest of your lives.

As major wind projects collapse all down the East Coast, New York is proceeding with a public model for renewable energy.

The pontiff still believes that pulpits can be used to shift political culture. The pop star mostly hasn’t used hers.

As the COP28 summit opens, American oil and gas production has never been higher.

Tesla’s decision to sue the government of Sweden is the first time Musk’s business empire has admitted just how much government services allow it to function.

Sure, it’s big enough to fit your Thanksgiving turkey—but that makes it a magnet for food waste too.

It started as a way to distract from the Iran-Contra affair. Now it’s a mockery of both American agriculture and our arbitrary legal system.

New research shows way more oil and gas industry representatives have attended the climate summit than previously reported.

Zion Oil & Gas believes God wants it to find petroleum in the Holy Land.

The petrochemical industry is obstructing a global treaty to reduce plastic pollution.

As both technology and the climate fight become grimmer, it’s good to remember that innovation can still drive hope and make the world a nicer place.

The right wing and fossil fuel companies have funded a backlash to wind energy in New Jersey. Is it about to go nationwide?