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A new peer-reviewed paper by two highly-qualified Australian scientists shows official government predictions of extreme weather are being exaggerated by...

Two U.S. lawmakers want a U.N. cancer research agency to testify about the questionable methods its researchers used to determine...

The extent of the dreaded “hole” in the Earth’s ozone layer over Antarctica is the smallest it’s been since government...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/OwqIy8Ikv-c The above video is how I first heard of PragerU.  Now the nonprofit organization is suing Google and Youtube...

In recent years, particularly in the United States, we have seen substantial a change in public opinion regarding the production...

In contrast to 2016, when freeze-up along Western Hudson Bay was about as late as its ever been (early December),...

A coal company attempting to build the first mine in Wyoming in more than three decades took legal action Friday...

The United Nations has officially confirmed what many of us, including President Trump, knew already: the Paris climate accord was a...

A year ago, the Washington Post was worried that a spell of mild weather in the Arctic meant that Arctic...

Mannian litigation gone wild. — Steve McIntyre Details given by Michael Schellenberger in Environmental Progress: Stanford University professor Mark Z. Jacobson...

Over the last few years, a large number of politicians, “scientists”, theologians, and quite ordinary people have been convinced we...

EPA head Scott Pruitt signed a new directive about who can serve as agency science advisers. Reporters spun themselves in...

With the next United Nations climate summit around the corner, reports have flooded the news cycle with the so-called horror...

In January 1972, the National Science Foundation held a meeting at Brown University to discuss “climatic change” – then meant...