The Supreme Court climate lawsuit has activists eyeing consumer-protection and tort claims as a fallback if the justices derail state litigation.

The NAS president conceded the climate science chapter lacked standard oversight, while its authors’ ties to plaintiffs raised bias concerns.

German power grid attacks have targeted substations and high-voltage lines, as authorities investigate links to far-left climate extremists.

Green groups blast Endangered Species Act changes while largely ignoring wildlife harms linked to favored wind and solar projects.

California clean air laws remain intact after a federal judge blocked the Trump EPA’s effort to repeal the state’s special emissions waivers.

CNN shifts its Nepal landslide coverage to blame Trump, citing USAID cuts that the network admits wouldn’t have prevented the disaster.

Fortune blames climate change for declining sardine catches, while natural cycles, shifting ocean temperatures, and rampant overfishing tell another story.

Antarctic ice melt added less than a centimeter to sea levels over nearly 30 years, as surface mass increased and glacier elevations stayed stable.

A proposed National Climate Assessment amendment rejects extreme emissions scenarios once treated as realistic guides for federal policymaking.

Pennsylvania electricity customers are paying hidden green mandates that drive up bills while delivering limited benefits to ratepayers.

California’s replacement tire rules promise modest fuel savings, but critics warn the mandate could raise costs and sharply limit consumer choice.

The U.N. says the 1.5°C warming threshold can no longer be avoided, yet its green climate fund demands still call for $1.3 trillion a year.