In its latest scientific manual for judges, the Federal Judicial Center promotes climate attribution methods over real-world testing.

Green energy mandates and capacity shortfalls are driving NJ electric bills sharply higher, prompting an emergency response from the state’s new governor.

The Belgian prime minister calls EU green energy policy a costly failure, weakening reliability, affordability, and energy security.

‘Climate change’ was supposed to make DC winters ‘more southern’—instead, it’s colder than it’s been in the past 30 years.

Grid watchdog warns winter blackouts are becoming more likely as electricity demand rises and coal and natural gas power plants retire.

Highway 1 damage reflects natural erosion and poor siting, not worsening storms or climate change, despite LA Times claims.

With pump prices among the nation’s highest, California lawmakers are considering a mileage-based tax to replace declining gas-tax revenue.

The global climate agenda is cracking as poor nations reject Europe and the UN’s energy policies in favor of growth, power, and survival.

Twenty years on, Al Gore’s famous climate documentary has flopped spectacularly against real-world outcomes or its own predictions.

Legal experts say a key judges’ reference manual strays from neutral education, raising concerns about bias in cases involving environmental lawsuits.

A single bad cherry season doesn’t equal climate change, and long-term data show Argentina’s production has grown.

While elites fixate on carbon, developing nations face a far deadlier crisis of pollution, toxic waste, and poisoned drinking water.