Whatever one thinks of the climate issue, its questions need to be answered according to the disciplined rationale of both the U.S. Constitution and scientific inquiry.
Just the Numbers, Ma’am. Chris Martz on Isaias and Gulf Sea Surface Temperatures
In layman terms? An anomalously warm Gulf has no meaningful correlation to Gulf hurricane intensity.
Feds defy Supreme Court ban on labeling every puddle a ‘protected wetland’
“The Clean Water Act gives the Army Corps of Engineers limited authority to regulate navigable waters — not total control over every drainage ditch and damp parcel of land in…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #710
“[W]e compare the result of [a theory’s] computation to nature, … compare it directly with observations, to see if it works. If it disagrees with experiment, it is wrong. In…
Germany’s Green Energy Debacle: High Energy Costs Force Kahla Porzellan to Close After 182 Years!
According to a report by Blackout News, the renowned porcelain manufacturer Kahla in Thuringia is shutting down its operations for good on December 31, 2026.
Seattle Times Story on Skagit Flooding and Global Warming is Clearly Wrong
The Seattle Times Climate Lab runs a story claiming global warming will create a dangerous situation. A story that is factually incorrect or grossly exaggerated. And it happened again yesterday…
You Pay Each Month for Closing Coal Power
The data are clear, coal keeps electricity prices at a reasonable level, enhances reliability, supports national security and keeps the wolf from the door in times of extreme weather events.
Claim: The French Drought Crisis Should be Addressed by Cutting Pesticide and Switching to Organic Farming
European climate activists seem determined to turn a bad season into a famine crisis.
Climate Alliance’s anti-affordability platform raises big election issues
Eighteen of the 23 Climate Alliance Governorships are up for grabs in November so the Alliance’s anti-affordability platform is especially important. There are also thousands of State Legislator races. Nor…
Britain is Heading Towards Blackouts
Spain went from trouble to darkness in 27 seconds. The judgement that mattered had been made months before.
Climate Fact-Check September 2026
Summer 2026 NOT hottest evah! – ‘Climate Change’ NOT gobbling up apples or making wildfires more frequent & intense – Sea Levels NOT rising faster than ever – Flash flooding…
Climate Change Weekly # 593— 2026 Science Review: Stories Casual Readers May Have Missed
Widespread catastrophic desertification and system wide crop failure have largely failed to materialize. Instead, the broader trend has been of increasing agricultural yields and vegetation density. What actually happened did…
My Comments on the Suncor v. Boulder Climate Case
We need to know that we can fulfill our commitments to provide natural gas to the Europeans, for example. We can’t have this morass of litigation around the country hanging…
Euronews Is Wrong, Climate Change Is NOT The Biggest Threat to Tourism
Just because weather and transit disruptions in some locations can cause tourists to modify their vacation choices, does not mean that climate change is a huge threat to tourism.
Build power stations to protect the environment
When advocating environmental solutions for the world, it really is necessary to think carefully about the real circumstances of the various people concerned.
“National Emergency Briefing” Demand UK Government Deliver a Prime Time Climate Emergency Broadcast
Their film is too important to publish on youtube, but they want national TV coverage for their cause.
Secretary Brooke Rollins Shepherds Another Anti-ESG Reform for USDA
This is a huge win for all Americans. A much-needed pivot away from ESG frameworks and net zero toward measurable advancement for American farmers.
RIP Margaret Hamilton: The Software Engineer who Saved the First Moon Landing by Implementing Error Handling
“… Everybody said that was never going to happen …”
The refinery war and the vulnerability of modern society
How much resilience does a modern society really have if the infrastructure that converts its natural resources into usable forms is disrupted?