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Scientists rip Department of Energy's unscientific "farce" of a report written by five of the world's most notorious climate science deniers

It's not hard to imagine our Outlaw Prez ordering that all 19,000 of the "ugly" wind turbines in Texas and the 6,000 in Iowa be bulldozed as part of his energy dominance fantasy.

EPA chief Lee Zeldin and DOE chief Chris Wright amplify anti-scientific twaddle in their attack on the very idea that a hotter planet might be bad for us.

Climate science deniers in the U.S. government who deny being deniers are reshaping energy policy in the most denier way possible.

Donald Trump is trying to effectively destroy NASA. Don't let him.

Plus the dark side of ecotourism and how 'green travel' exploits people and the planet

Plus: Social housing in Vienna helps fight climate chaos; survey finds Americans with solar installations nearby have no problem with, or are neutral about, adding more.

The administration labels power sector's 24% contribution to U.S. carbon emissions "insignificant" in their climate science-denying argument against regulating this pollution.

The National Heat Strategy the Biden administration published last July has been removed from government websites in the usual we-don't-care, we-don't-have-to Trumpian way.

Sonoran ranchers who used to get paid for killing jaguars are now getting paid for their photos of the endangered creatures.

Natural disasters and violence displaced a record-breaking tens of millions within their own countries in 2022. The U.S. had the single largest internal displacement: 11 million

Slash, slash, slash. Republicans get ready to put final touches on the reconcilation bill that will undermine the green transition

EVs take 25% of share of overall global automobile sales in March

Trump decides deep-sea mining would be a good idea and wants it to happen right away.

These guys would do away with environmental reviews altogether if they could. So they settle for second best: sabotage

Climate Change Now has launched a new campaign dedicated to paying attention to the "silent climate majority"

In March renewable sources hit a milestone when they outpaced fossil fuels in generating electricity. Why can't America have high-speed trains like France has?

Those fluffy white pups are cute, but they ain't dire wolves; Massachusetts' program could be a model for getting more solar, heat pumps, and batteries to low- and moderate-income families