Obama talked down the likelihood of reaching a robust Global Climate Treaty in Paris this December.

To mark its seven year anniversary in political purgatory, Hillary Clinton announced her opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline.

Volkswagen’s cheating software could be installed in as many as 11 million vehicles. An already unprecedented disaster for the German car manufacturer just got a lot bigger.

The EPA charged Volkswagen with cheating on emissions testing. This problem is more common than you might think.

Chinese coal consumption was as much as 14 percent higher from 2000 to 2013 than we previously thought, according to new EIA analysis.

What’s the best way to get booming U.S. oil to market? In terms of price, reliability, and public safety, pipelines seem to make the most sense more often than not.

The EU found consensus on its negotiating position for December’s climate talks, but not before making concession to coal-dependent Poland.

France just hopped on a Luddite anti-GMO bandwagon that’s picking up speed in Europe.

An Indian minister advocated sending “good vibrations” to seeds to improve yields. This kind of thinking pervades Western green thought, as well.

U.S. companies are refracking vertical wells in mature fields for a cheap, quick boost in today’s bearish oil market.