Saudi Arabia’s climate negotiator is talking of big changes at UN talks in Lima, but let’s not kid ourselves: crude is still the name of the game in Riyadh.

A new report finds that methane leaks from natural gas drilling operations are falling.

A new WHO report says malaria deaths have been halved thanks to better medical care and preventative techniques.

These two graphs depict a very energy secure America.

An ancient German village is set to be razed as a result of the country’s green energy transition.

The bear crude market will hurt some U.S. shale producers, but energy security is rising both domestically and globally.

India’s environment minister defied calls to reduce his country’s emissions, saying “growth cannot be compromised.”

The head of the UN’s carbon trading scheme blasted EU technocrats for “dumb decisions” that have undermined his program.

Japanese greenhouse gas emissions hit a record high last year thanks to the shutdown of its nuclear reactors.

Ukraine’s energy minister begged his countrymen to lower their electricity consumption to avoid blackouts.