EPA's Lee Zeldin called E&E News "poor journalism." Nine months later, Politico proved him right by folding the climate brand entirely.

Newsom's emergency wildfire plan fast-tracked 87,000 acres but completed less than 1% — roughly the size of a large backyard.

Pierce Brosnan urged climate action, citing extreme weather and rising seas — all from his oceanfront compound in Hawaii.

Commercial fishermen warn offshore wind development is industrializing fishing grounds and threatening America's domestic seafood supply.

Heat kills, but air conditioning doesn't. Here's why Americans survive summer while more Europeans die from it.

India's record harvests and CO2's proven role in plant growth expose the climate food crisis narrative as alarmist fiction.

SCOTUS overturned a lower court ruling allowing trade groups to continue challenging Biden-era efficiency rules that would ban 55% of gas furnaces.

The WHO is pushing climate change as a public health emergency, but data show cold kills far more than heat while weather deaths have fallen dramatically.

A new study finds IPCC policymaker summaries systematically amplify beyond what the underlying reports say, and the media makes it much worse.

NYT blames climate change for tennis players' heat illness at the French Open, but Roland Garros infrastructure tells a different story.

Ancient artifacts emerging from melting ice prove glaciers have always come and gone — long before industrial CO2 entered the picture.

Arkansas Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner blasted Tom Cotton over gas prices despite previously backing a carbon tax that would slam farmers.