Popular Mechanics says A/C could doom us all. It won't — air conditioning saves lives, and its climate impact is negligible at best.

Bad forestry policies and dry fuel loads—not climate change—are fueling Europe's wildfires, especially near urban centers.

El Niño means fewer Atlantic hurricanes, but tropical cyclone activity rises worldwide, with U.S. damage costs telling a different story.

An Energy Institute report shows Europe's energy transition is a costly climate illusion — while fossil fuels power record global growth elsewhere.

One year after the UN's ICJ climate ruling, climate alarmism refuses to fade — despite mounting data undercutting the doomsday narrative.

The National Academies got causation backwards in a court manual, and now its extreme weather report goes all in on attribution pseudoscience.

Supporters say the measure would lower vehicle costs by ending decades-old CAFE rules they argue have functioned as a de facto EV mandate.

A new study blames Europe's heat waves and rising temperatures on reduced aerosol emissions — the unintended fallout of decades of cleaner air.

Rockefeller-funded groups push a new legal theory as a wrongful death lawsuit against Big Oil survives dismissal — but the judge remains skeptical.

Oil industry advocates say Democrats' windfall profits tax bill would punish investors and drive up energy costs without lowering prices at the pump.

Wildfire smoke keeps making headlines as proof of climate change, but global burned-area data tells a very different story.

Global coal consumption hit an all-time high in 2025, and even net-zero pledges couldn't stop the fuel's resurgence.