Science

A strong El Niño may affect global weather, but that doesn’t mean climate change is fueling another worldwide extreme-weather crisis.

Atlantic hurricane activity is 85% below normal as El Niño, Saharan dust, and other natural factors suppress tropical storm development.

China’s rapid solar expansion is reducing biodiversity, damaging habitats, and disrupting bird populations, according to an international study.

Long-term hurricane records show no clear trend toward stronger storms, despite recurring media claims linking hurricanes and climate change.

Climate change and shipping costs are being linked despite war, drought and water demand offering clearer explanations for recent shipping...

Decades of climate alarmism haven't moved the needle much, with new polling showing climate change tied for last among voters'...

New research finds no net decline in Great Barrier Reef coral cover over 40 years, with overall coral cover showing...

Fossil fuels are contributing to global greening as rising CO2 and nitrogen deposition boost plant growth across forests, grasslands and...

Attribution group Climate Central blames warmer summer nights on man-made climate change, overlooking the UHI effect and poorly sited weather...

Interior's Endangered Species Act changes restore property rights while retaining key protections for threatened wildlife and critical habitat.

PBS links climate change loneliness to extreme weather, but the data point instead to social media and changing cultural habits...

A new study finds declining reflective cloud cover has increased absorbed solar radiation, with natural atmospheric circulation playing a key...

The Reno Gazette Journal touts a flawed climate study that relies on a discarded emissions scenario to project alarming environmental...

NAS removed its disputed climate science chapter amid questions over climate attribution and a climate litigation lawyer’s involvement.