The NYT tried to clear up some misconceptions surrounding the “pause” in global warming. They missed that pause’s biggest effect.

The Saudi deputy crown prince told Bloomberg that he’ll only limit production if all other players do the same.

The U.S. and China announced they plan on signing the Paris treaty in a matter of weeks, but developing countries might not be so quick to join in.

China’s wind industry is threatening to sue local provinces for curbing their ability to provide power to the grid.

Russia’s largest state-owned oil firm reportedly intends to cut production ahead of the April 17th summit in Doha to map out a production freeze strategy.

The U.S. shale industry has defied expectations and kept afloat, even with oil under $40 per barrel. This chart helps explain why:

Beijing’s plan to boost coal exports ought to remind clueless environmentalists that green goals are not a priority for China.

Seven million Americans live in areas of increased risk for seismic activity as a result of drilling, according to a new government survey.

Riyadh is ceding its share of some of its most important markets to other producers.

New research suggests Chinese emissions didn’t dip nearly as sharply last year as was previously reported.