Charles Rotter On February 12, the Trump EPA the rescission of the 2009 endangerment finding, the administrative determination that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare under the Clean Air…
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Antarctic “Triple Whammy” Paper Lands Just As the Ice Rebounds
…by the time the “triple whammy” paper went to press, Antarctic sea ice had already done the thing the paper now says is unlikely. It bounced — sharply, in a…
Apparently, Getting Old Causes Climate Change
Charles Rotter There was a time when the climate conversation had villains you could point to without needing a spreadsheet. Smokestacks. Jet engines. Maybe a coal plant belching away like…
Live at 1 PM ET: Taking Back Earth Day – The Climate Realism Show #199
Earth Day 2026 came and went without the energy and attention of past years. There was less climate scolding and fewer denunciations of the “high-carbon lifestyle” than in years past.…
Breaking: Major Under-the-Radar SCOTUS Decision on Climate Lawfare
There are Supreme Court decisions that arrive with fanfare, and then there are those that quietly rearrange the legal landscape in ways that only become obvious after the dust settles.…
Live at 1pm ET: Conference Rattles Climate Activists – The Climate Realism Show #198
Last week, the 16th International Conference on Climate Change made international news. It also disheartened the environmental left and the media because it was clear from that two-day event that…
$96 Million to Nowhere: The Predictable Failure of Subsidized Electric Buses
https://www.local10.com/news/local/2026/04/14/local-10-examines-why-expensive-electric-buses-sit-in-disrepair-in-miami-dade-broward/ The story begins, as these things often do, with an image that requires very little interpretation—rows of modern electric buses sitting still under the Florida sun, not in service,…
Manufactured Savings: How Ember Turns Assumptions into Energy Policy
Because once speculative outputs are presented as concrete savings, they begin to shape policy decisions, investment flows, and public expectations. And when those decisions are made on the basis of…
The Hydrogen Highway Ends in a Traffic Jam
Charles Rotter California’s hydrogen car experiment has entered a phase where the gap between expectation and experience is no longer subtle. Drivers in Los Angeles recently waited in long lines…
India Helps US Repair ‘Green’ Wreckage
For the first time in half a century, the United States will witness the construction of a brand-new oil refinery. Located at the Port of Brownsville, this facility promises to…
Looming Aviation Fuel Shortages
Little wonder, when oil refineries are punished with carbon taxes, electric car mandates and the Net Zero energy transition.
Stimulating Creativity in Human-Machine Teams
The question of how best to use artificial intelligence (AI) resources in the military, including for writing, is an important one.
Breakthrough Exposes Volcanic Corruption of Global Temperature Data for 50 Years
When a single station—reporting temperatures more commonly associated with industrial furnaces than meteorological observations—can, through entirely procedural means, influence a global metric, it raises questions about the sensitivity of the…