A climate "superfund" bill could add 33 cents per gallon to fuel costs in a state already paying the nation's second-highest energy bills.

Questions swirl over the climate science chapter in a federal judges’ reference manual after analysis found major overlap with a law review article.

Climate claims about air conditioning ignore the evidence: cooling prevents heat deaths and saves thousands of lives each year.

Senate Dems press the Federal Judicial Center to restore a deleted climate science chapter, igniting a fight over judicial neutrality and climate lawfare.

UK's Ed Miliband halted North Sea drilling in pursuit of windmills and sunshine—now supply disruptions are exposing the risks of relying on imported gas.

UN-backed climate investing group relaunches with looser rules after firms quit amid antitrust scrutiny from U.S. officials.

Lucy Biggers says pandemic lockdowns, plastic fears, and years of unfulfilled disaster warnings pushed her from climate alarmist to realist.

Critics blame Democratic leadership for rising NY utility costs after the Indian Point nuclear plant closure.

Meteorologist says the Lake Tahoe avalanche was driven by weather and terrain — not climate change, despite media claims.

New study finds Greenland’s past 50–59°F climate swings were driven by natural variability, volcanic forcing, and internal noise.

A North Carolina judge dismissed the Town of Carrboro’s climate lawsuit against Duke Energy, marking another setback for climate lawfare.

A global LNG shock is exposing how Britain’s decision to block domestic supply left households paying more for natural gas.