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EPA Head Details How Tax Dollars Funded Activists, Wasteful Green Schemes
EPA chief Lee Zeldin reveals how environmental justice grants passed through multiple groups taking cuts, funding activism instead of remediation work.
Despite Contradictory Science, Academia’s Climate Groupthink Persists
Academia ignores lab evidence disproving CO2 warming while cap-and-trade regulations continue closing California factories and refineries.
Read moreLabour Council Scraps Electric Garbage Trucks, Goes Back To Diesel
A UK council ditched electric trash trucks after a trial found numerous charging faults and mechanical issues, opting for cheaper, reliable diesel trucks.
Read moreChina’s Wind Power ‘Bet’ Will Cost Trillions — Yet Coal Still Rules The Roost
China's massive wind power expansion looks like a bet on the future—until you notice they're still building coal plants at a record pace.
Read moreCalif. Copied Europe’s Insane Energy Playbook, And Residents Are Paying The Price
California embraced Europe's punitive fuel taxes and anti-production policies — and now suffers the same inflated prices and energy insecurity.
Read moreBug Out: Major Swiss Grocer Ditches Insect-Based Foods After Years Of Poor Sales
Switzerland's Coop is removing insect-based foods after years of weak sales. Competitors already withdrew, leaving bug-based proteins as a niche market.
Read moreThe Climate Models Used To Regulate Your Life Were Never Plausible
IPCC abandons the extreme climate scenarios that justified trillions in spending and sweeping regulation — after decades of using them to drive policy.
Read moreKeystone XL Pipeline Revival Advances After Years Of Climate Opposition
Oil companies commit to moving 400,000 barrels a day through a proposed Canada–U.S. pipeline tied to a revived Keystone XL-style route.
Read moreCalifornia Energy Crunch Deepens As Foreign Oil Reliance Backfires
California’s gas tops $6 as import reliance deepens, refinery closures bite, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright warns of a growing national security risk.
Read moreCalif. Dems Move To Extract Billions From Oil Companies For Wildfire Damages
California Dems target oil companies with billions in wildfire liability while state regulations strangle energy production and forest management.
Read moreClimate Models Predicted More Intense Typhoons. Satellite Data Shows The Opposite.
Satellite data from 1980-2023 shows western North Pacific cyclones declining in frequency and intensity, contradicting climate model predictions.
Read moreCalifornia’s Bullet Train: From $30 Billion Promise To $250 Billion Boondoggle
California's high-speed rail has ballooned from $30 billion to $250 billion; lawmakers now call the project illegal and want it scrapped entirely.
Read moreDOJ Sues Minnesota Over State Climate Lawsuit Targeting Energy Companies
The U.S. Department of Justice is taking legal action against Minnesota, challenging the state’s climate lawsuit against prominent energy companies.
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