John Kerry

The White House has announced that John Podesta will serve as the Biden administration’s climate czar, replacing John Kerry.

President Joe Biden’s special climate envoy John Kerry announced he’s leaving this role by spring to campaign for President Biden’s re-election.

Countries are also encouraged to promote a progressive social agenda as part of their plan to address climate change.

President Trump said the United States ‘can’t allow China to build a factory a week and we do nothing,’ and he believes America could be ‘rich again.’

Environment minister says government is activating ‘one of the most powerful levers’ it has against climate change by addressing methane emissions.

Special climate envoy John Kerry has announced the Biden administration’s latest climate pledge—to stop building new coal plants and shut down existing ones.

China and the United States are the No. 1 and No. 2 sources of greenhouse gas emissions, making them critical players in any international climate negotiations.

Kerry’s pro-nuclear remarks come as climate-related diplomacy and other climate-themed events overtake New York City.

Rabbi Aryeh Lightstone is former senior adviser to U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman. Under the Trump administration, Rabbi Lightstone was one of the architects of the Abraham Accords, a landmark peace agreement between Israel and several of its Arab neighbors.

There’s a lot on the plate that the China wants, and the United States seems willing to give up in exchange of getting China board with the climate change agenda.

John Kerry just came back from China. He’s now saying that climate change cooperation could redefine US-China ties. Would this actually fix anything, or would it disable the US for the benefit of the CCP? Here’s Kelly Sloan, Senior Fellow in Energy and Environment at the Centennial Institute, about this.