President Trump signed an executive order ing back much of the Obama administration's efforts to combat climate change in hopes of spurring growth in energy jobs in the United States.

A cold winter looming in China, and a newly-elected friend coming to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, may well extend a phenomenal run for coal ETFs in 2017.

Broadly-diversified energy ETFs are often the best option for investors seeking more variation in their portfolios.

There are signs that things could finally be turning around for coal.

The CNBC 'Fast Money Halftime' traders debate J.P. Morgan, hear the bullish case on Twitter and provide insight into the energy sector. 

The coal producer is outperforming because it is transitioning from a dependence on coal.

It is hard to be optimistic.

Sir John Templeton profited by investing in sectors in disfavor in the Great Depression and when they rebounded, wow! Choose a company or fund and see how well you do.

Market Vectors Coal and Peabody Energy are up with United States Oil down, while coal pluses move keep it chugging along.

People who are traveling by air are about to see a change in recent trends.

Beverage giant is rolling out a new taste in its efforts to attract and keep a key demographic.

You can find savings on everything from EVs to solar panels in the Inflation Reduction Act.