“First Street is making a profit at the expense of the value of Nebraskans’ homes,” said Attorney General Hilgers. “First Street passes off misleading and often inaccurate climate speculation in…
Net Zero Is Dying: Blackouts, High Costs & the Politicians and CEOs Who Quietly Changed Their Minds
Some European countries claimed to get 60% of their power from renewables. But then they faced soaring energy costs and blackouts.
EU Decarbonization Is a Security Threat for the West
The lesson of the Dutch Energy Security Roadmap is that energy security is a prerequisite of national security. An alliance that seeks to deter adversaries and maintain sovereignty cannot afford…
Why Scandinavia Can Become the Next Epicenter of Global Data Centers
The Nordics are not just positioning themselves to win the data center race. They are assembling the energy, climate, and governance advantages that will anchor the next era of AI…
Kathleen Stock is Right About UK’s Role in Climate – But Wrong About What’s Making Things Worse for Brits
There is indeed a great deal of work to be done, as Stock says. It begins with accurate description rather than mood music, with cost-benefit accounting rather than moral symmetry…
We’re Teaching Kids Scarcity in an Age of Abundance
Students shouldn’t be left to form a worldview based on TikTok videos. We should teach them where energy comes from, how it impacts their futures, and what it will need…
Climate NGOs and Foundations: The Hidden Conflicts of Interest
We must prioritize human flourishing over alarmist dogma. Only then can we harness energy for all, not just the elite-funded few.
End of ‘Green’ Enslavement in Latin America
For two decades, a global coalition of nonprofits, international bodies, and financial institutions stigmatized fossil fuel projects regardless of their environmental safeguards or economic necessity. That green shackle is finally…
Wyoming needs eagle death numbers before it approves more wind projects
Wyoming needs to decide how many eagles it is willing to kill.
Hollywood’s Climate Change Campaign Falls Flat with Voters?
A new poll shared by CNN says that only 3 percent of respondents said Climate Change is their top issue heading into the 2026 midterms.
The Future of Climate Science with Roger Pielke, Jr.
This week we cover unemployment data, stadium subsidies, and how Americans feel about the U.S. economy right now. Our interview is with climate scientist and American Enterprise Institute senior fellow…
California is running out of refineries – and running out of time
California is not proactively supporting the reanimating of the closed Valero Refinery in Benicia or the closed Phillips Refinery in Wilmington. In addition, California government is not making the necessary…
Now That’s (Public) Service!
Apparently the public universities supply the credentials, elected officials provide the plaintiff, the plaintiff’s lawyer supplies the money, other elected representatives run cover to protect the litigation, and the finished…
California Lawmakers Chase Unicorns While Real Crises Mount
As typhus hits Los Angeles, wildfires incinerate our cities, and our water infrastructure deteriorates, our state legislators more about gene-edited pets. From Legal Insurrection Posted by Leslie Eastman In perhaps one…
Wrong, Deutsche Welle, There Is No Such Thing as a “Super El Niño,” Nor is it on Team Climate
Deutsche Welle (DW) claims in “How climate change is teaming up with ‘Super El Nino” that a developing “Super El Niño,” combined with climate change, could make 2026 one of the…
Fair Question: Who’s Paying for Climate Reporting in the Mainstream Media?
By Gary Abernathy This article was originally published at The Empowerment Alliance and is re-published here with permission. Anyone following my career knows that whether writing for newspapers or commenting…
The BBC’s El Niño Apocalypse Friday
From THE DAILY SCEPTIC By Guy de la Bédoyère Friday, August 21st 2026 was a slow news day. You could tell because the BBC’s Radio 4 6 O’Clock News led with the vacuous…
Net zero grid upgrade costs spiralling out of control
Remember as well that this £70 billion is just the first tranche of grid upgrades necessary for Net Zero. NESO have already stated that another £89 billion will need to…
Do I Believe in Global Warming?
A very strange question. Scientists rarely, if ever, use the term believe.
AI: Peak Demand and Peak Supply Postponed (fossil future)
Age-old fears of declining fossil fuel supply and falling demand have, once again, been upended by the engines of progress. The anti-CO2 crusade, futile and wasteful, has been set back…