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Will Zambia Protect Children from Kabwe’s Toxic Legacy?
This article appeared in the Daily Nation.
Jackson Lee: BBB Might Have Increased Inflation, But It Invested 'in People, Particularly with Climate Change'
On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America Reports,” Rep.
Exclusive—William Perry Pendley: Biden Continues His War on American Energy with Sham Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sales
In a city known for its duplicity, cynicism, and toxic partisanship, the Biden administration’s announcement on April 15 about the “resumption” of federal oil and gas leasing was among the most duplicitous, cynical, and toxically partisan announcement ever. It was slipped out the door, not just on a Friday–
A Human Rights Agenda for Ending Fossil Fuels
Earth Day has its origins in an oil disaster.
Massive Food Inflation: Farm Prices Up 31% as Eggs, Meat, Vegetables, Chickens, Dairy, Corn, and Wheat Soar
The prices of U.S.farm products continued to rise in March, reflecting the inflationary pressures gripping the U.S.
DOE Secretary Granholm Refuses to Answer Pipeline Prosperity Question
Former governor of Michigan now serving as Joe Biden’s Secretary at the Department of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, would not answer a question about what economic impact the Line 5 pipeline has on the state at a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy hearing on Thursday. “Would you say
Oil Plunges 6.5% as China Lockdowns Spread
Oil futures plunged nearly 6.5 percent on Monday as traders assessed the impact of anti-Covid lockdowns in China.
Malaysia: End Secrecy on Major Land Deal in Sabah
(Bangkok) – The Sabah state government in Malaysia should immediately make public the terms and status of a land deal that would hand management of 4.9 million acres of tropical forest to a foreign company for up to 200 years, Human Rights Watch said today.
The Sabah government is obligated
Report: New York City Residents Slow to Embrace Electric Vehicles
New York City residents have been reluctant to embrace electric vehicles as the city pursues a transition to “sustainable transportation” in an effort to “achieve carbon neutrality,” according to reports. While the Big Apple aspires to overhaul the city fleet to consist of entirely electric vehicles by 2040 and install
State AGs Ask Biden to Reboot Keystone Pipeline to Secure Oil Supplies
Attorneys General from 16 states are asking Joe Biden to restart the Keystone XL Pipeline as oil supplies are threatened by Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine.
Michigan Shutting Coal Plants, Expands Solar in Name of Climate Change
Michigan’s effort to end coal production and replace it with solar energy is being aided by a woke public utility that has agreed to stop its use by 2025, this despite the state’s abundant energy resources, including coal, natural gas, and nuclear. Attorney General Dana Nessel announced an
Breitbart Business Digest: ESG Is Cancel Culture for Fossil Fuels
If you want to know why the supply of oil is responding so sluggishly to demand, direct your attention toward Oregon.
Utah Leaders Object to 'Dubious' S&P Woke Climate ESG Activism
Utah’s congressional delegation and state leaders “categorically object” to S&P Global Ratings’s woke climate activism in a letter to the Wall Street credit rating group on Thursday.
From Rachel Carson to Monsanto: The Silence of Spring
Former Monsanto Chairman and CEO Hugh Grant is currently in the news.