The capture of corporations by the Left confirms the strategy of the “long march through the institutions.’
Residents of East Hampton’s Wainscott section are circulating a petition that would have their 350-year-old hamlet secede from the town, in a desperate effort to protect their pricey homes and beloved beach from Cuomo’s virtue-signaling wind project.
The lawsuits, filed in U.S. District Court in Northern California, were brought by nine green groups represented by the Western Environmental Law Center and another group of environmental organizations represented by Earthjustice.
With the switch to renewable energy, the U.S. runs the risk of abandoning its hard-fought energy independence.
Last year only 27 of the 19,000 building design firms owned by American Institute of Architecture members met their annual emissions targets.
“We’re in the Money” was a popular tune that caught the spirit of the last century’s Roaring Twenties. Now, one hundred years later, environmental groups can sing the same song -- thanks to Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world.
Existing federal and state regulations have already reduced the accidental catch of protected species to near zero. But that’s of no interest to virtue-signaling lawmakers in Sacramento who don't care who they put out of business.
For the second time in 15 months, residents of rural Culpeper County, Virginia have risen up against a proposed massive solar array project.
The gray wolf population in the lower 48 states is estimated at more than 6,000, far exceeding the recovery goals of the two geographically separated and genetically diverse populations of wolves.
Who could possibly object to a project that will boost local employment, clean up waste left over from a bygone era of mining, and reduce America’s dangerous dependence on China for critical minerals?
For a harbinger of their energy future, Virginians need look no further than California. It’s not a pretty picture.
The Clean Air Act has successfully ensured clean air for America. EPA would be wise not to impose further burdens at a time when the country can least afford them.
The listing of the owl under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) devastated timber-dependent communities and, as it turns out, inflicted enormous ecological harm on the region’s forests.
He constructed a plane on his property as a labor of love. Now busybodies want it hauled away as garbage.
How much oil is there in ANWR? Estimates run between 4.3 billion and 11.8 billion barrels,