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Why Porsche Chose the Past: Inside the Emotional Economics of Engine Noise and Nostalgia
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Why Porsche Chose the Past: Inside the Emotional Economics of

The sound of a Porsche at full throttle is as much a part of its brand as the crest on
Bloomberg’s Climate Alarm Misfires: U.S. Heat Records Show 1930s Still Hottest
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Bloomberg’s Climate Alarm Misfires: U.S. Heat Records Show 1930s Still

New data challenges Bloomberg’s heat claims, showing U.S. temp records peaked in the 1930s, not the modern era, despite climate
Suspected Pacific Palisades Firebug Ranted Online About Trump, Climate Change
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Suspected Pacific Palisades Firebug Ranted Online About Trump, Climate Change

The alleged firebug behind the Pacific Palisades fire ranted online about climate change, Trump, Antarctic ice, and plant-based diets.
BLM Cancels Mammoth Nevada Solar Project Under Trump’s Energy Agenda
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BLM Cancels Mammoth Nevada Solar Project Under Trump’s Energy Agenda

BLM pulled the plug on a massive Nevada solar power project amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on renewable energy projects.
Scientists Warn EU’s Net Zero Push Fueling Green Colonialism In Poor Countries
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Scientists Warn EU’s Net Zero Push Fueling Green Colonialism In

Scientists warn the green energy push risks exploiting developing nations, draining resources, and worsening global inequality under climate action.
‘Green Antoinettes’ Preach Sacrifice While Jetting Off In Luxury
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‘Green Antoinettes’ Preach Sacrifice While Jetting Off In Luxury

From Leo DiCaprio to AOC, celebs and politicians moralize about climate austerity while jetting off in luxury, fueling public backlash.
Buying a Second-Hand Nissan LEAF
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Buying a Second-Hand Nissan LEAF

“What is it like to purchase and own a second hand electric car?” I asked Pat Pheeney at one of
Electricity Use Is Becoming More Common For Residential Heating In USA
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Electricity Use Is Becoming More Common For Residential Heating In

An increasing share of U.S. households are using electricity for heating, although natural gas remains the most common heating fuel.
IEA Report Claims Fossil Fuel Imports Have Declined In More Than 100 Countries
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IEA Report Claims Fossil Fuel Imports Have Declined In More

The IEA annual report on renewables finds that transitioning to renewable energy promotes energy security and saves billions of dollars.
BYD Delivers Its 14 Millionth NEV to Brazilian President Lula da Silva
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BYD Delivers Its 14 Millionth NEV to Brazilian President Lula

At an event at the company’s new factory in Bahia, Brazil, BYD Chairman Wang Chaunfu personally delivered its 14 millionth