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There has been a growing resistance across the country to the growth of data centers due to concerns over energy and other resources.

"It's nothing compared to the size of the issue, like putting a garden hose into an emptied Olympic-sized swimming pool."

The U.S. previously eased sanctions on Iranian crude in an effort to counteract surging oil and gas prices.

This judicial pause is not the end of the story. The climate lawfare campaign will regroup, re-file, and find new angles.

The International Energy Agency chief has warned that the ongoing war in Iran could trigger the world's biggest energy security threats in history.

A chemical gas reaction occurred at the plant involving nitric acid and another substance, an official said.

As novelist and environmentalist Wendell Berry has said, "The Earth is what we all have in common."

The legislation would make several significant changes to the 1973 law, focusing on species recovery and streamlining ESA-related permits.

Every Earth Day, activists want us to feel guilty for driving, flying, eating meat, having children, and existing as a prosperous, industrial civilization.

Paul Ehrlich predicted mass starvation. This Earth Day, let's recall he was wrong -- and humanity's ingenuity proved the doomsayers right.