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In his new paper, Erik Bye, a Norwegian signatory of Clintel’s World Climate Declaration, takes a hard look at what he calls “The Big Five Scandals of the IPCC” — the core issues undermining the credibility of the UN’s climate panel.
In this hard-hitting essay, Tilak Doshi exposes how Angela Merkel and Ursula von der Leyen’s misguided leadership has driven Europe to the brink of decline.
Two leading climate sceptics, Richard Lindzen and William Happer, recently joined Joe Rogan for an in-depth conversation about the state of climate science and the powerful financial forces driving today’s climate alarmism. Peter Baeten reflects on this remarkable exchange and its broader implications.
Whether China’s threat to restrict export of rare earth minerals materializes or is resolved through trade negotiations, the episode underscores the fragility of U.S. supply chains and the importance of developing domestic sources.
Tuvalu and Kiribati's Land Gains Shred the Sinking Myth.
Anthony Watts examines the growing intersection between faith and environmentalism, asking if climate change has become the Catholic Church’s new doctrine.
In this essay, Vijay Jayaraj of the CO₂ Coalition argues that modern climate science has abandoned true scientific inquiry for political conformity. Invoking the spirit of Galileo and Feynman, he calls for a return to evidence, reason, and open debate.
The billions of dollars donated to environmental NGOS have allowed activists to drown out the voices of climate realism, write John Zacharias, H. Sterling Burnett and Tom Harris.
Has the climate emperor finally been called out? In this sharp analysis of Trump’s UN speech, Tilak Doshi exposes the cracks in the global climate narrative.
Grid-scale batteries are not the solution—they are expensive, do not last long, and are harmful to the environment.
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