How’s that for global green leadership?
A new MIT study says VW’s cheating will lead to the premature deaths of 1,200 Europeans.
Riyadh says Saudi Aramco is worth $2 trillion. Analysts say it’s worth as little as $400 billion. Who’s right?
Fresh on the heels of the VW emissions scandal, a French carmaker is coming under increased scrutiny.
Chengdu’s cars are emitting more than twice as much carbon as was previously estimated, according to a new study.
European automakers are loathe to see loopholes in emissions testing closed, and are calling for a delay in new rules.
Recent cost estimates for solar energy seem to be fudging the numbers: solar still can’t compete with fossil fuels without subsidies.
Eco-crazy Europe is fudging the numbers when it comes to fuel efficiency and car emissions.
Mexico’s state-owned oil company is plagued by fuzzy math and inflated oil production numbers.
With the Iraqi government’s move to retake Kirkuk, it’s time for the U.S. to start planning for just how bad things could get.
The EIA projects US energy-related greenhouse gas emissions will continue to fall this year.
In forcing Catalonia to clarify its intentions on independence, Madrid is chipping away at the separatists’ facade of unity.
A new data dive offers mixed evidence, confirming some prevailing narratives and confounding others.
Americans deserve in-depth commentary and analysis about the merits and faults of the Iran nuclear deal. They are not getting it.
Another disturbing chapter in the Obama-era spy wars.
