UK “heat deaths” rely on estimates, not death certificates, while actual mortality data shows deaths fall steadily through summer.

Climate stories fell 14% globally in 2025 as the public tunes out warming agitprop, continuing a wider decline in media coverage across major regions.

EPA ends incentives behind widely disliked start-stop systems, a move critics say restores a smoother, more enjoyable driving experience.

Wind and solar developers in New York warn rising costs and tariffs could force cancellation of multiple contracted projects.

Britain’s North Sea decline highlights how the UK’s green transition is hitting energy communities and industrial jobs hard.

Media label a Philadelphia heatwave as climate “proof,” but short-term weather patterns—not long-term data—tell the real story.

Trump urges Britain to open North Sea energy as leaders clash over renewables, imports, and rising energy costs.

Soaring electricity costs tied to Australia’s renewable shift are eroding manufacturing, driving closures, and weakening economic competitiveness.

Senators demand answers over disputed climate science chapter in federal judicial manual amid bias and conflict-of-interest claims.

Britain’s wind and solar boom is creating grid chaos, with surplus power, rising bills, and costly system workarounds.

AP, NYT, and WSJ frame the Iran war as a win for China’s energy shift despite data showing coal dominance and weak renewables share.

Appeals court considers whether to revive a youth climate lawsuit challenging Trump’s executive orders on funding and energy policy.