Study challenges 'CO2 drives climate' theory, finding temperature gradients and water vapor dominate over carbon dioxide.
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Read moreHistory shows only one Western Washington megafire since 1900, contradicting media claims of climate-driven increases.
Read moreRatepayers face soaring energy bills as Massachusetts funnels $46M into EV charging network to meet climate targets.
Read moreBBC pushes tenuous claims linking climate change to brain damage, heat-wave deaths, and diseases despite weak evidence and conflicting science.
Read moreBefore climate change was even a thing, California’s Great Flood of 1862 and other mega disasters illustrated the state’s vulnerability...
Read moreLouisiana is scrapping its multi-billion-dollar Gulf wetlands project, citing rising costs and risks to the state’s seafood industry.
Read moreAll London motorists will face higher congestion fees, while zero-emission cars lose their exemption, generating millions for Mayor Khan’s coffers.
Read moreWhile inflation soared to a 40-year high, the Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell was busy aligning himself with Biden’s green agenda...
Read moreNew York’s climate plan falls short as nuclear gets shuttered, fossil fuels rise, and offshore wind stalls with no clear...
Read moreTV meteorologists often misuse the heat index to stoke climate fears, overstating temperatures instead of showing real, measured heat to...
Read moreFrance 24 is linking the Aude wildfire to climate change, but data shows no trend in worsening wildfires in France...
Read moreAl Gore’s 2007 prediction of vanishing summer Arctic ice by 2014 never came true — sea ice levels have remained...
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