News and Opinion

Clinton-appointed judge overturns Trump’s halt on offshore wind projects, calling the order unlawful.

Recycling was sold as the fix, but new research shows it may be one of the biggest drivers of microplastics...

States are reversing aggressive green policies as energy costs, reliability, and failed climate lawsuits force a rethink.

New WMO data undercut the scary claims, but Financial Times still pushed a narrative of rising Arab heat, drought, and...

Boulder’s climate lawsuit gives the Supreme Court a chance to stop activists from using courts to impose national energy rules.

Despite media alarmism, Greenland’s Petermann Glacier has grown over 30 kilometers since 2012, with Arctic ice showing 15 years of...

Greenpeace is asking a Dutch court to overturn a multi-million-dollar U.S. verdict, using European law to block American court rulings.

Healthy polar bears and fast-growing sea ice are reshaping the Arctic story this year, with real data showing stability instead...

Green groups face financial and strategic setbacks in Trump’s second term, but critics warn the climate movement is already planning...

The public and liberal voices are turning away from climate alarmism, questioning the need for drastic action.

New study shows rising temperatures, not fossil fuels, caused most of the increase in atmospheric CO2 since 1959.

CBS News framed deadly floods as climate-driven, but real data show no unusual monsoon trends in Southeast Asia.

Decades of climate panic have enriched activists, banks, and corporations—but now the global warming craze is finally fading.

Hochul’s warning about New York’s Climate Act shows how fuel rationing and soaring costs could leave residents facing cold winters...