Nine In Ten ‘Wildfires’ Started By Human Activity, French Government Admits
French officials reveal nine in ten wildfires are started by human activity, not climate change, as arsonists and careless individuals face prosecution.
Solar Activity Is The Main Driver Of Earth’s Climate, Scientists Say
New research argues solar activity, not modern warming trends, is the dominant driver of Earth's climate.
Read moreMichigan Legislature Rebukes State AG On Climate Lawsuit In Latest Budget
Michigan's new budget bars AG Dana Nessel from suing energy firms without legislative approval, a bipartisan rebuke of her climate lawsuit.
Read moreMinnesota Wants ‘Clean’ Solar Energy — Built By Chinese Slave Labor
Minnesota's transition away from coal leans heavily on solar panels tied to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.
Read moreDirect Air Capture: Labour’s Maddest Net Zero Bet, Funded By Taxpayers
Days before leaving office, Ed Miliband committed the UK to becoming a global leader in direct air capture—at eye-watering cost.
Read moreBiden Bucks: How Green Energy Grants Fueled A Bonanza For State Outfits
Green groups, NGOs, and state agencies received huge federal handouts during Biden’s last two years to prop up flailing green energy boondoggles.
Read moreClimate Lawfare Won’t Cool the Planet, But It Will Raise Your Bills
Climate lawsuits are draining your wallet without cooling the planet — courts are becoming a back-door energy tax.
Read moreClimate Activists Demand Costly Cattle Methane Rules. Ranchers Pay The Price
Climate activists demand costly cattle methane rules from a safe distance, while ranchers absorb the real cost of compliance.
Read moreYes, Air Conditioning Saves Lives — And No, It’s Not Causing Climate Doom
Popular Mechanics says A/C could doom us all. It won't — air conditioning saves lives, and its climate impact is negligible at best.
Read moreEurope’s Wildfires Expose Decades Of Bad Forestry, Dry Fuel Loads
Bad forestry policies and dry fuel loads—not climate change—are fueling Europe's wildfires, especially near urban centers.
Read moreThe El Niño Paradox — Calmer Atlantic Hurricane Season, Wilder Pacific Cyclones
El Niño means fewer Atlantic hurricanes, but tropical cyclone activity rises worldwide, with U.S. damage costs telling a different story.
Read moreEurope’s ‘Green’ Energy Transition Is A Delusion, Global Data Shows
An Energy Institute report shows Europe's energy transition is a costly climate illusion — while fossil fuels power record global growth elsewhere.
Read moreOne Year After The ICJ’s Climate Ruling, The Cult Just Won’t Quit
One year after the UN's ICJ climate ruling, climate alarmism refuses to fade — despite mounting data undercutting the doomsday narrative.
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