A liberal climate journalist breaks ranks, telling fellow activists the world isn't doomed and blasting "shrill eco-catastrophism" in his own movement.

The NY Times sent reporters to sweltering Europe — then lectured readers that demanding air conditioning is a right-wing plot, not a lifesaving necessity.

The EU's Berlaymont building cut AC for floors one through seven during the heatwave — but kept it running for von der Leyen and her commissioners.

Vatican newspaper amplifies UNICEF climate fearmongering, but data show natural disasters aren't increasing and disaster deaths dropping since the 1920s.

Twenty years after "An Inconvenient Truth," Gore's dire climate predictions have proven wrong — but unlike Einstein, he refuses to admit it.

Britain’s energy grid is getting slammed by a surprise heatwave, geopolitical turmoil, and bad luck, revealing its vulnerabilities.

A McKinsey survey finds only 12 percent of Australian consumers are worried about climate change, down from 19 percent the previous quarter.

Bloomberg claims climate change is driving food prices higher, but data show CO2 and modest warming have boosted crop yields and slashed global hunger.

Europe has 1-in-5 homes with AC while the US sits at 90% — and the death toll gap between continents tells the real story.

California's tire efficiency rule promises driver savings, but shorter tread life, fewer choices, and a potential aftermarket ban tell a different story.

Climate litigation is a key issue in the Colorado attorney general race, with all Dem candidates supporting Boulder’s lawsuit against energy companies.

Experts warn Rep. Ro Khanna's Gasoline Export Ban Act would backfire, raising prices and hurting the truckers and farmers it claims to help.