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A Soros-funded think tank's "Project 2029" proposes a climate agenda critics say would dramatically expand government power.

Michigan's new budget bars AG Dana Nessel from suing energy firms without legislative approval, a bipartisan rebuke of her climate...

Minnesota's transition away from coal leans heavily on solar panels tied to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.

Climate lawsuits are draining your wallet without cooling the planet — courts are becoming a back-door energy tax.

One year after the UN's ICJ climate ruling, climate alarmism refuses to fade — despite mounting data undercutting the doomsday...

The National Academies got causation backwards in a court manual, and now its extreme weather report goes all in on...

Rockefeller-funded groups push a new legal theory as a wrongful death lawsuit against Big Oil survives dismissal — but the...

Trump ordered a federal suspension and debarment review of the National Academy of Sciences after it released a contested climate...

A plaintiffs' attorney briefed the NAS committee shaping its new climate attribution report — raising fresh questions about independence.

A private, unregulated climate score is contradicting FEMA flood maps — and quietly wrecking home values across the U.S.

Advocates urged the Senate to investigate Justice Kagan’s potential conflict of interest in a major climate change case, and called...

Maryland's Supreme Court dealt the climate litigation campaign a clear defeat, rejecting three lawsuits as SCOTUS eyes a similar case.

Brussels' electrification plan is a litmus test for the EU's retreat from net zero orthodoxy amid war, populism, and rising...

Ken Paxton secures injunction halting wind turbine blade dumping, forcing cleanup of over 3,000 illegally stockpiled blades in Sweetwater, Texas.