Rep. Harriet Hageman says activist climate lawsuits are the Left's new carbon tax—and her bill aims to stop them.

Meteorologist Chris Martz challenges the climate narrative behind Canadian wildfires, citing history, lightning, forest management, and misguided policy.

A new study finds increasing carbon dioxide cools the Arctic's lower atmosphere through radiative effects, challenging conventional expectations.

A Soros-funded think tank's "Project 2029" proposes a climate agenda critics say would dramatically expand government power.

Canada's 'green' forest policies are fueling bigger wildfires, more smoke, and higher costs, and Americans are paying the price.

NPR turns ordinary summer weather into climate anxiety, using emotional anecdotes instead of evidence to convince children they're losing summer.

Big Tech promised net zero by 2030, but AI data centers are driving emissions higher, exposing the gap between climate rhetoric and reality.

Britain's net zero crusade imposed huge economic costs while doing little for the climate. It's time to scrap net zero and adapt.

French officials reveal nine in ten wildfires are started by human activity, not climate change, as arsonists and careless individuals face prosecution.

New research argues solar activity, not modern warming trends, is the dominant driver of Earth's climate.

Michigan's new budget bars AG Dana Nessel from suing energy firms without legislative approval, a bipartisan rebuke of her climate lawsuit.

Minnesota's transition away from coal leans heavily on solar panels tied to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.