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Prince William is behind the curve when it comes to climate change. He is also very misinformed about the history of European and global wildfire occurrences, says Linnea Lueken.
The OECD is risking US wrath by pushing ahead with green finance initiatives despite Washington calling time on Net Zero, says Tilak Doshi. Its new report on climate regulation has Brussels's fingerprints all over it.
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has announced that they will scrap the limits set for ‘climate pollution’ from US power plants. Jo Nova thinks that the mission creep of bureaucrats may finally be coming to an end: Slaying the Bureaucratic Blob.
The recent tragic Himalayan flash flood (the source was actually a landslide of the underlying bedrock) has brought to the fore an important question, says Ralph Alexander. How much do we need to be concerned about melting ice, from both glaciers and ice sheets?
Norway’s Minister of Energy Terje Aasland has told Reuters that his country will keep developing oil and gas in the Barents Sea irrespective of a European Union (EU) ban on Arctic drilling.
Summer 2026 was the “warmest on record” in the US based on average daily temperatures. But not when measured by average daily maximum temperatures, says Chris Martz. Furthermore, there are legitimate concerns about the adjustments NOAA applies to its raw data.
Some news media now blame climate change for bears breaking into cars and homes in Colorado. They are promoting the catastrophe narrative of climate change in any way they can, regardless of nuances, says Linnea Lueken.
As Donald Trump’s Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright has made ‘energy abundance’ the central idea behind his approach to America’s energy policy. Converted climate activist Lucy Biggers recently interviewed Wright for The Free Press.
To nobody’s surprise, the reaction of activists to the new interpretation of the US Endangered Species Act, has been extreme. But where was the outrage when the Biden administration permitted the killing of bald eagles and whales to erect its politically favoured wind turbines?
At present rates it would take Greenland 27,000 years to melt away. The 2025/26 season actually saw a small increase of 6 Gt in Greenland’s ice cap.
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