Extreme Weather

Scientists challenging climate orthodoxy expose flawed models, inflated alarmism, and propaganda driving costly policies—and pay the price.

The AP blames climate change for corn collapse, but U.S. yields keep setting records amid modest warming and bumper crops.

Media exaggerate a cherry-picked study on Antarctic ice, sea level rise, and penguin risks, ignoring natural variability and data to...

EM-DAT data exaggerates trends as smaller events go unreported, distorting climate and disaster reporting over decades.

New York Times blamed climate change for Hurricane Erin’s strength, but evidence shows rapid intensification isn’t new and attribution studies...

Trump-era DOE report challenges climate alarmists, showing rising CO2 has limited impact on temperatures but provides global greening benefits.

IPCC’s extreme weather chapter faces politicization as event attribution and activist-led authors challenge traditional climate science.

ICJ issues sweeping climate ruling that fuels lawsuits, reparations demands, and calls for fossil fuel bans despite its nonbinding status.

Michael Mann’s rants on X (formerly Twitter) and BlueSky reveal more hostility than science, and a condescension toward anyone who...

Despite being nonbinding, the International Court Of Justice’s July climate ruling is set to spark a new wave of lawsuits...

NBC attributes rapid hurricane intensification to climate change by cherry-picking datasets, ignoring natural variability, and dismissing real science.

IPCC AR7 chapter on extreme events is stacked with authors tied to advocacy-driven attribution, sidelining long-standing data-driven detection.

A media-touted study overstated climate damages and warned of economic disaster, yet only one major news outlet reported it was...

Corals and reef growth slowed after the Mid-Holocene as sea levels fell, highlighting past ocean warming and reef vulnerability.