Cities and states are suing fossil fuel companies for alleged climate harms. The first multibillion-dollar judgment could unleash a cascade of rulings.

Lee Zeldin and Rep. Rosa DeLauro sparred over landmark SCOTUS cases during a tense budget hearing, with Zeldin accusing her of being an ignoramus.

Wind-driven wildfires have burned intensely at night throughout history, but AP's story relies on computer models rather than actual fire behavior.

Vermont and New York have passed climate superfund laws, while nine other states consider similar proposals demanding billions from oil producers.

A new study finds U.S. heat extremes, heatwaves, and cold records are all declining since 1899 — contrary to alarmist media claims.

A Rockefeller-funded study will calculate climate damages to justify a Maryland law forcing oil companies to pay billions in adaptation costs.

Former VP invokes disaster movie to warn of impending catastrophe, conveniently set beyond his lifetime — while his 2006 predictions remain unfulfilled.

For 72 years, UK winter death data exposed a climate inconvenience, so the ONS stopped publishing it—and just like that 25,000 deaths disappeared.

WPLG Local 10 investigates why electric buses remain out of service in South Florida, with similar issues reported in other U.S. cities.

Sacramento weighs shifting road repair funds to green jet fuel as experts warn the plan could raise costs while delivering few real benefits.

Rising electricity demand and AI-driven science are exposing how power limits and policy delays now constrain modern scientific progress.

A 2022 EPA emissions rule is delaying Isuzu diesel truck production and raising cost concerns across the U.S. trucking industry.