An NAS report attributes extreme weather to CO2 emissions while offering climate litigators new tools to calculate damages and causation.

The Supreme Court will open its next term with a landmark climate case that could determine the future of lawsuits targeting oil companies.

For nearly four decades, climate change lies have fueled fear despite repeated predictions of catastrophe that never came to pass.

ScienceDaily's global warming acceleration claim relies on statistically adjusted temperatures rather than the raw observational record.

A federal judge questioned whether New York's climate superfund law can impose retroactive liability on energy companies for worldwide emissions.

The world's most populous nation is putting affordable energy, industrial growth, and poverty reduction ahead of net-zero pledges.

The arrest of a suspected arsonist undercuts claims that climate change was responsible for one of Washington's most destructive wildfire outbreaks.

Shell is selling its British solar farm business as it retreats from net zero, watering down its 2030 target and dropping its 2035 low-carbon goal.

New Scientist warns climate change is threatening matcha, but booming production, rising exports, and stable yields tell a different story.

France has arrested nearly 400 people linked to wildfires as officials say human activity—not climate change—is behind most fires.

A watchdog organization filed a complaint Monday accusing the University of Hawaii of unlawfully withholding public records that reveal whether climate activists and legal advocates influence climate lawsuits. The Patriots Foundation (TPF), an Iowa-based nonprofit, alleges the university improperly denied...

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