IPCC models exaggerate warming, and their ocean heat excuse just doesn’t add up—yet another flimsy claim busted.

Europe’s climate policies fail to ease gas prices, while U.S. energy production helps shield Americans from the worst increases.

PBS NewsHour equates a spring heat dome with climate catastrophe while ignoring record cold, Cuba's first freeze, and zero hurricane landfalls in 2025.

The economic and scientific premises behind EV mandates are collapsing. California's ACC II regulation may be the next domino to fall.

A startup claims it can suppress lightning to prevent wildfires. But the real danger isn't climate — it's the belief that we can control nature.

Taxpayer-funded NAS keeps disputed climate chapter alive, raising concerns about judicial bias and efforts to hinder Trump’s energy agenda.

Severe weather isn't getting worse in Illinois — rising home values, inflation, and bad development decisions are driving premiums higher.

NAS continues circulating a disputed judicial science chapter after judges backed away, raising concerns over bias and calls for Congress to step in.

Chasing carbon goals and courting environmentalists, Xcel Energy bet the grid — and ratepayers may pay the price.

FERC approved construction of two new production units at the Rio Grande LNG export terminal in Texas, raising annual output capacity to 27 million tons.

A meteorologist reveals how the AP's Southwest heatwave story relies on attribution modeling, not observational data, to support its climate claims.

Former EPA deep state staffers, now at the NRDC and EDF, are suing to block the Trump EPA's repeal of the Obama-era Endangerment Finding.