Extreme Weather

A widely cited study claiming $37 billion in climate costs for Colorado collapses under scrutiny when real-world data are examined.

A climatologist examines whether science actually supports a “correct” atmospheric CO2 level in a post-Endangerment Finding world.

Climate superfund laws are running into lawsuits, political resistance, and enforcement problems as energy costs climb for voters.

A federal judge removes an alarmist climate chapter from a key court science guide, signaling skepticism toward politicized climate claims.

CBS News repackages George Washington’s Delaware River crossing as climate propaganda in a Sunday Morning segment.

Winter Storm Fern showed how close the US electric grid came to failure as extreme cold and solar threats loom.

The New York Times strains to reconcile bitter winter cold with decades of climate warming propaganda.

The Washington Post’s once-bloated climate desk is shrinking as media outlets quietly retreat from years of alarmist coverage.

Official wage data show U.S. paychecks rising during recent mild warming, contradicting claims that climate change has cut incomes.

Climate models, extreme weather claims, and CO2 assumptions don’t hold up when tested against real-world data.

NYT acknowledges observable data show Arctic cold blasts are becoming less extreme, despite claims tying them to polar vortex disruption.

Internal records show DEI mandates shaped team selection in Biden-era climate research, prioritizing race, gender, and 'lived experience.'

A coalition of state attorneys general accused the climate chapter of advocacy, leading the Federal Judicial Center to pull it.

Observed temperature data undercuts claims that global warming drives both hotter and colder extremes.