Coal Industry

Joe Rogan shredded the radical proposals of “climate change” activists on his show, letting viewers know that they are not only draconian, but fundamentally useless.

A writer for The Washington Post  went after Republicans for a surprising reason, a Republican proposal to plant a trillion trees. 

Bloomberg News clearly didn’t see any issue with celebrating foreign governments forcing businesses to adopt woke ESG standards while failing to mention that its own parent company is doing the same thing.

Bloomberg News’ leftist billionaire owner Michael Bloomberg is once again doubling down on his efforts to devastate the American energy industry.

Along with their comrades over on MSNBC, CNN became unmoored Thursday morning in their reactions to the Supreme Court dealing a blow to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) authority in regulating greenhouse gas emissions, arguing the Court doesn’t want to save Earth by “addressing climate change” and leveled “a blow” to the “administrative state.”

A liberal billionaire and former mayor of New York City is announcing a roughly quarter-billion-dollar push to crush coal production in 10 developing countries.

On Saturday afternoon, CNN fill-in host Jessica Dean provided a forum for Rolling Stone contributing editor Jeff Goodell to promote an article in which he trashed moderate Democratic Senator Joe Manchin as a "grifter" who is corrupted by the coal industry.

On Saturday night, CNN host Pamela Brown brought onto her show liberal educator and environmental alarmist Bill Nye to link the recent tornadoes that hit Kentucky to global warming and the burning of fossil fuels.

On Tuesday, CNN's New Day mocked Joe Manchin's statement explaining that as a West Virginian he couldn't be intimidated into supporting Build Back Better. Co-host John Berman led the charge, saying: "I will note, you know, I always love it when someone says, I'm from West Virginia, we don't back down to anything. People from all 50 states will say that, right? One state doesn't back…

On Thursday night, CNN collaborated with the White House for the third town hall of Joe Biden’s presidency and fourth in 13 months and, as has been the case with the previous installments (which you can read about here, here, and here), Thursday’s 89-minute state-run media operation featured questions that were either sapless, unimaginative, or watered down to ensure they came across as…

On Tuesday's The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN, the show ran a report whining that West Virginia residents are hurt by climate change, but that, in spite of this, are opposed to enacting radical, draconian government environmental regulations. Of course, it all came back to complaining over the state's moderate Democratic Senator, Joe Manchin, also opposing such costly policies…

CNN unleashes a double-barreled blast of scare tactics regarding the Democrats' $3.5 trillion spending bill. New Day has on Bernie Sanders backer Nina Turner, and CNN contributor Paul Begala today. While the pair were there to represent the progressive and "moderate" Dem wings, respectively, both broke out scare tactics on the bill. A very animated Turner demands that Joe Manchin declare what…

On Jonathan Capehart's The Sunday Show on MSNBC, Boston Globe columnist and associate editor Renée Graham furiously ripped into Sen. Joe Manchin for opposing the "clean-energy" portion of the $3.5 trillion spending proposal Graham called Manchin "dirty-coal Joe," and implied he was bought-and-paid-for by the coal industry.

Liberal ignorance of flyover country was on full display on CNN this morning. On New Day, CNN commentator Dr. Abdul El-Sayed—a Bernie Sanders ally—suggested that West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin should support the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill because it includes funds to address climate change. El-Sayed claimed that "climate change is ravaging coastal states like his." West…