A federal judge blocked New York’s climate superfund law, which sought $75 billion from energy companies for costs attributed to global emissions.

The NYT rushed to blame climate change for the Nepal glacier collapse, but evidence points instead to geological failure and vulnerable infrastructure.

As media rush to blame climate change for Nepal’s deadly floods, scientists say the glacier collapse’s cause is under investigation.

Maryland electricity prices have soared as state policies shutter reliable generation, increase dependence on imported power, and push wind and solar.

As climate change coverage declines, some media outlets still link worsening extreme weather to global warming despite the IPCC’s findings.

Greta Thunberg’s “How dare you?” comes full circle as costly climate policies undermine energy security, living standards and prosperity worldwide.

Late-summer Arctic sea ice extent has barely changed in 20 years, as Europe sees low burned area and Atlantic cyclone activity remains well below normal.

China is reportedly considering a COP33 bid as the world’s largest carbon emitter seeks to burnish its reputation as a global climate leader.

NJ’s $50B climate superfund bill is drawing renewed opposition over warnings it could raise energy costs, threaten jobs, and deter investment.

Reuters blames climate change for an early Champagne grape harvest, but unusually warm weather—not a long-term climate trend—offers a simpler explanation.

Latin America is reclaiming its energy resources as governments expand oil and gas development and abandon costly climate-driven restrictions.

State AGs allege a NASEM biased climate report was shaped by funders and advocates tied to climate litigation and designed to aid plaintiffs.