World’s Worst Polluter China Mulls Hosting U.N. Climate Alarmist Summit COP33
China is reportedly considering a COP33 bid as the world’s largest carbon emitter seeks to burnish its reputation as a global climate leader.
NJ’s $50B Climate Superfund Bill Faces Fresh Pushback From Business, Labor
NJ’s $50B climate superfund bill is drawing renewed opposition over warnings it could raise energy costs, threaten jobs, and deter investment.
Read moreAn Early Champagne Harvest Isn’t Proof Of Climate Change—Just Warm Weather
Reuters blames climate change for an early Champagne grape harvest, but unusually warm weather—not a long-term climate trend—offers a simpler explanation.
Read moreLatin America Returns To Oil And Gas As ‘Green’ Shackles Break
Latin America is reclaiming its energy resources as governments expand oil and gas development and abandon costly climate-driven restrictions.
Read moreState AGs Accuse NASEM Of Producing ‘Biased’ Report To Aid Climate Lawfare
State AGs allege a NASEM biased climate report was shaped by funders and advocates tied to climate litigation and designed to aid plaintiffs.
Read moreFair Question: Who’s Really Paying For The Media’s Climate Reporting?
Green-advocacy groups are pouring millions into climate reporting grants, raising questions about media bias and claims of editorial independence.
Read moreNewsom’s Wildfire Liability Plan Puts Utilities, Victims On A Collision Course
Newsom wants to rewrite California’s wildfire liability rules, pitting utility costs against compensation for victims when power equipment sparks fires.
Read moreCalifornia’s New Efficiency Standards Make Replacement Tires A Luxury Item
The new California tire efficiency standards could sharply raise replacement costs while eliminating much of today’s tire market.
Read moreDeutsche Welle’s ‘Super El Niño’ Climate Scare Is Mostly Hot Air
A strong El Niño may affect global weather, but that doesn’t mean climate change is fueling another worldwide extreme-weather crisis.
Read morePelosi Family Bets Millions On Company Poised To Cash In On AI Power Crunch
Nancy Pelosi's husband invested millions in Bloom Energy, a fuel-cell company positioned to profit from AI’s soaring electricity demand.
Read more2026 Atlantic Hurricane Activity Is 85% Below Normal. Cue The Alarmist Crickets
Atlantic hurricane activity is 85% below normal as El Niño, Saharan dust, and other natural factors suppress tropical storm development.
Read more$63 And An Hour Later: CA Influencer Learns The Reality Of EV Charging
A California influencer spent $63 and more than an hour charging her Rivian, highlighting how electric vehicle charging costs can rival gas.
Read moreCarney’s Climate Obsession Comes Home To Roost In U.S.-Canada Trade War
Canada’s climate agenda has throttled domestic energy and left it increasingly vulnerable as Carney’s trade fight with the U.S. heats up.
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