Green Energy

The Biden administration intends to use taxpayer funds to support young climate activists overseas.

A new report suggests gas stoves do not pose significant risks to health and indoor air quality.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) criticized the Biden administration for turning down a recommendation for an offshore oil and gas lease sale that Interior Department staff concluded would improve energy security.

Cybersecurity adviser at My Smart Privacy Rex Lee said the push for green energy contributes to U.S. reliance on China.

President Joe Biden's taxpayer-funded push to build a "clean energy economy" is benefiting the left's most prominent billionaire megadonors, including Bill Gates and Laurene Powell Jobs, a Washington Free Beacon analysis found.

House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer investigates John Kerry's secretive negotiations with China and accuses him of potentially undermining U.S. interests under the guise of climate advocacy, requests documents and information for transparency.

After Senate Republicans urged the Biden admin to refrain from "enriching China's technological efforts at the expense of taxpayers," the Biden administration is to give $1.6 million to LanzaTech, a green energy company that operates in partnership with China-backed Sinopec Capital.

These days, world leaders are meeting in Davos.

The green energy group behind banning gas stoves has partnered with China to implement economy-wide transformation away from oil and gas.

To hear the White House tell it, the Biden administration's green energy agenda is yet another example of Scranton Joe looking out for America's blue-collar laborers.