Extreme Weather

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...

A meteorologist reveals how the AP's Southwest heatwave story relies on attribution modeling, not observational data, to support its climate...

When Denver shattered its March heat record this week, the media called it unprecedented — the old record was set...

The latest climate-and-health study projects half a million extra deaths by 2050 — and funded by people with a stake...

Gov. Hochul wants to delay New York's landmark climate law, warning it would spike energy bills — but state lawmakers...

An EF-1 tornado wiped out NIPSCO's $1 billion Dunns Bridge solar farm. The nearby coal plant didn't lose a panel.

A meteorologist examines real hail and tornado data for Illinois — and finds no evidence climate change is worsening storms.