Commentary President Joe Biden has made fighting climate change, primarily through restricting and eventually ending the use of fossil fuels, the centerpiece of his presidency. Why? Because, in Biden’s own words, “[Climate change is] the number one issue facing humanity. And it’s the number one issue for me.” Biden’s vain war to control the weather, to prevent the climate from changing, is coming at a high cost to Americans. Energy prices are rising, and because energy is the foundation of all goods and services produced, so are the prices of everything else, especially food. Among the steps Biden has taken to fight climate change: he cancelled the Keystone XL pipeline partnership with Canada; shortly thereafter, Biden imposed a moratorium on new oil and gas leases on federal lands and on the U.S. outer-continental shelf; since then, Biden has cancelled oil and gas leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, proposed …