New study finds Greenland’s past 50–59°F climate swings were driven by natural variability, volcanic forcing, and internal noise.

A North Carolina judge dismissed the Town of Carrboro’s climate lawsuit against Duke Energy, marking another setback for climate lawfare.

A global LNG shock is exposing how Britain’s decision to block domestic supply left households paying more for natural gas.

Bill Weir said Central Park no longer freezes long enough for ice skating — but videos show skaters on the ice weeks before his claim.

Texas officials filed civil and criminal charges after thousands of wind turbine blades were allegedly dumped near Sweetwater.

LNG exports aren’t behind high U.S. natural gas prices; pipeline bottlenecks and state policy failures are driving regional price spikes.

Climate model projections — not real-world data — drive claims that a “deadly fungus” is rapidly spreading worldwide.

Exxon sues California AG Rob Bonta for defamation, marking a rare moment of Big Oil going on offense in climate lawfare battles.

Laurene Powell Jobs backs a Hollywood adaptation of Losing Earth, bringing A-list actors into a 'darkly comic' climate doom movie.

Record oil and gas output and falling gas prices mark a sharp U.S. energy shift after one year of policy reversal.

Data and IPCC findings show no clear upward trend in European flooding or winter storms despite media climate claims.

Sunnova’s collapse after a terminated DOE loan guarantee leaves unfinished installs, debt disputes, and a stark warning: buyer beware.