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The EIB’s latest decision may appear sensible on the surface, but the geopolitical and economic fallout of this new policy will likely be disastrous...

A plan is under way to develop 11 solar power plants and 10 wind power plants in the prefecture, on farmlands that cannot be cultivated anymore due to radioactive fallout from the 2011 disaster.

Pope Francis is fed up with deniers, so much so he is on the verge of declaring a new sin...

“How can we talk about clean energy if we’re using a chemistry that is fundamentally hazardous and toxic?”

Protesters fury at new measures they say threaten their livelihoods...

Eugenics and population control are long time hobbies of the elites... and now they have found a new scientific front for their eugenics obsession: Climate science.

“No matter how paranoid or conspiracy-minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you imagine...”

The world today has a myriad of energy policies...

It's not just citrus farmers in Florida that are having a tough time as of late. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's latest report, conditions in the region point to a struggling agricultural sector.

Some blame climate, some blame corruption...

Cross-border transmissions of African swine fever is becoming a significant issue across Asia.

"People are so desperate at the failure of governments to act adequately on climate change that they’re looking for litigation targets..."

Let's hope they don't encounter any hurricanes traveling across the Atlantic...

Has the "green" team over at Tesla thought about the entire lifecycle of the car? Where will Teslas (and their batteries) go to die?

Hazardous Tsunami waves possible for coasts within 300km of the epicenter.

The discussion concerning NS2 is unavoidably connected to Ukraine because the pipeline's necessity was born due to Moscow and Kyiv's conflict over pricing and supply...

...cross-border conflicts are just the beginning. Water-related tensions are on the rise within countries as well, between rural and urban communities, and among agricultural, industrial, and household consumers...