Blue States Backtrack On Green Agenda As Energy Costs And Reliability Bite
States are reversing aggressive green policies as energy costs, reliability, and failed climate lawsuits force a rethink.
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Financial Times Fuels Extreme Weather Panic In Arab Region, Misrepresents WMO Report
New WMO data undercut the scary claims, but Financial Times still pushed a narrative of rising Arab heat, drought, and...
Why SCOTUS Must Not Let Climate Lawfare Dictate U.S. Energy Policy
Boulder’s climate lawsuit gives the Supreme Court a chance to stop activists from using courts to impose national energy rules.
Defying Media Hype, Greenland’s Petermann Glacier Has Grown Over 18 Miles Since 2012
Despite media alarmism, Greenland’s Petermann Glacier has grown over 30 kilometers since 2012, with Arctic ice showing 15 years of...
Greenpeace Asks Dutch Court To Overturn Multi-Million-Dollar American Verdict
Greenpeace is asking a Dutch court to overturn a multi-million-dollar U.S. verdict, using European law to block American court rulings.
