Hillary Clinton shares close connections to the environmentalist organization known as the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), which has endorsed Clinton’s presidential candidacy this year — a first for the group’s political arm. Hillary Clinton’s chief strategist, Joel Beneson, is married to Lisa Beneson, the National Resources Defense Council’s Chief Communications Officer.

This week was a rough one for Greenpeace. The environmental group known for its extreme tactics was called a “global fraud” on Tuesday and lashed out at a U.S. House committee for a basic request on Thursday.

President Obama has been no friend to Americans dependent on affordable, reliable energy during his seven-plus years in office.

On Tuesday, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)’s political action fund endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. It is the group’s first presidential endorsement.

Over the weekend, author and Manhattan Institute scholar Robert Bryce wrote a revealing op-ed in The Wall Street Journal on the deadly effects wind turbines could have on America’s national bird.

Hillary Clinton lost the West Virginia primary to Bernie Sanders in a resounding fashion on Tuesday – receiving only 36 percent of the vote – which is especially jolting when remembering that she received 67 percent of the vote in 2008 there. Exit polls revealed Clinton’s pledge to put coal miners “out of business” played […]

In August 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) “accidentally released” around 3 million gallons of “mining waste,” which put residents in three states at serious risk. Now, two U.S. senators have demanded the U.S. Department of Justice investigate the matter.

On Monday, Hillary Clinton visited coal workers from Kentucky, West Virginia and Ohio, just months after she boasted she would put those same workers “out of business.” It didn’t go well.