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President Joe Biden sparked a firestorm in energy circles when he said in Tuesday’s State of the Union address that the United States will need oil “for

President Joe Biden has sparked a firestorm by saying in his State of the Union address that the United States will need oil “for at least another decade.″

Most are Republicans. Two serve in leadership positions. And many have seats on House committees that wield outsize influence on energy and climate policy.

Roughly two years into the first-of-its-kind job as special presidential envoy for climate John Kerry is spreading the anti-fossil-fuel message far and wide. Yet he is taking political punches from those he's trying hardest to please: environmentalists.

White House climate czar John Kerry was all about the Benjamins when making his green energy pitch Tuesday to the global elite at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Countries negotiating at the climate summit in Egypt are on track to reject calls for phasing down the use of all fossil fuels, snuffing efforts by India and key developed nations to target oil and gas as well as coal in an overarching deal at COP27.

Whether countries focus on phasing down and reducing emissions from all fossil fuels or focus on coal will be a tense point of negotiation at COP27.

Climate negotiators are on track to reject a proposal for a more sweeping plan to phase down fossil fuels, snuffing efforts by India and key developed

News Release People vs. Fossil Fuels Members of the 1,200-group People vs. Fossil Fuels coalition are calling out the fossil fuel industry giveaways that

"The argument that "the Supreme Court might stop it is a terrible way to govern," Collin Rees of the advocacy group Oil Change International told Newsweek.