Renewable Rejection Database News Today

From rural England to the Osage Nation, local communities are telling Big Green to take their projects and put them where the sun doesn't shine.

When it comes to zoning and property rights in rural America, Big Green can count on Gov. Whitmer and other Dems to carry its water.

The latest rejections in Kansas, Ohio, and Iowa illustrate the tide has turned against ugly wind and solar monstrosities.

Liberals like Krugman and his climate claques refuse to recognize the physical limits of renewables and the high costs they incur.

From high costs to inefficiency to environmental impact, wind power is finally getting some much-needed scrutiny.

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Worldwide, people are reacting with fury over the intrusion of mammoth wind and solar projects near their homes and neighborhoods.

The new measure addresses the governor's concerns over excluding construction workers in Maine.

Is the Green Movement Peaking in Europe?

Citizens of the Western metropoles are increasingly aligning with their counterparts in the East, united against Green ideology and its pernicious effects on us all.