Canada, China, and Argentina are the only other countries besides the U.S. to commercially produce shale oil and gas, but theirs is a pale imitation.

The U.S. National Academy of Science said this week that it would like to see more research done in the field of geoengineering, though it rightfully urged caution.

Deadly smog is scaring top talent away from offices based in China. That should be of deep concern for Beijing.

A Nebraskan court decision is giving President Obama yet another reason to delay his decision on Keystone.

The Saudis are well prepared to ride out today’s oil bear market.

Big wind has found a way to crash the UK’s green subsidy party, and it’s costing consumers a fortune.

A new report suggests divesting from fossil fuel holdings will cost university endowments “substantially.” Who would have thought?

American natural gas power generation hit a record high this January, thanks to booming shale supplies.

An ultra-deepwater gas field off the coast of Hainan may contain more than 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas.

Models have gotten El Niño predictions wrong. Greens, take note: it’s hard to predict what the planet’s climate will do next.