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Marcel Crok studied chemistry in university and then became a science journalist. In 2004, the Dutch magazine for which he...

The battle over neonicotinoid pesticides rages on. In response to one of many collusive sue-and-settle lawsuits between environmentalist groups and...

In the olden days, science and politics were independent disciplines. That, however, has changed. Today’s politicians micromanage science, particularly in...

It's that time of year again -- summer -- when the weather/climate charlatans try to scare us into believing that...

We've made it to mid-July and we are just now having our first major heatwave of the season here in...

A research team led by U.S. and Korean scientists deployed three moorings with hydrophones attached seaward of the Nansen Ice...

Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg has joined thousands of young protesters in Berlin for a rally urging action against climate...

A provocative comment came on a post of Judith Curry’s podcast about the non-alarming status of climate change. Not a...

This month, The Wall Street Journal celebrated its 130th anniversary by republishing salient articles spanning that period, including this retrospectively...

Today the Buluus glacier is as packed with visitors as the only official beach in Yakutsk, the world’s largest city...

During the hottest week of the year, the Union of Concerned Scientists has warned that we are all going to...

If you follow the subject of global warming alarm, you will have read many times that there is a “consensus”...

Extinction Rebellion are dangerous extremists whose criminal activists should be put behind bars. So says Richard Walton — and he...

The Pacific's low-lying reef islands are likely to change shape in response to climate change, rather than simply sinking beneath...