Extreme Weather

New data shows U.S. tornado damage and frequency trends through 2025, with no increase in normalized losses or major tornado...

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

AP claims warming is outpacing evolution, but real-world evidence shows species adapting through resilience, migration, and ecosystem shifts.

California donor funds oil lawsuits and academic research shaping climate nuisance cases and influencing court arguments.

Meteorologist challenges BBC trillion-dollar climate damage claim, citing disaster loss data and no clear trend after adjusting for growth and...

Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth turned 20, recruiting scientists into politicians and leaving a damning mark on climate science.

Euronews blames climate change for chocolate price hikes, but data shows West Africa’s cocoa production remains strong.

Courts increasingly assign disaster liability to deep-pocketed defendants, even when natural forces and policy choices drive the damage.

Cold winters kill far more Americans than heat, and a small 0.5°C warming could save over 10,000 lives annually, a...

NPR claims recent heatwaves are unprecedented and driven by climate change—but historical data and expert analysis tell a different story.

PBS NewsHour equates a spring heat dome with climate catastrophe while ignoring record cold, Cuba's first freeze, and zero hurricane...

A startup claims it can suppress lightning to prevent wildfires. But the real danger isn't climate — it's the belief...

Severe weather isn't getting worse in Illinois — rising home values, inflation, and bad development decisions are driving premiums higher.

NAS continues circulating a disputed judicial science chapter after judges backed away, raising concerns over bias and calls for Congress...