The Guardian is calling climate doomsday over a few withered grape vines and a failing organic farm.
Category: Climate News
Climate Change Weekly # 586— Wind Trash Is a Problem on and Offshore
Waste, a problem endemic to industrial wind and solar facilities, is piling up or being scattered all over. In this essay I will leave aside discussions of the waste created…
CLAIM: Climate change reached into the past and collapsed Bronze Age civilizations
From the “is there anything climate change can’t do when models are involved?” department. On the plus side, this study illustrates how natural climate cycles were involved. – Anthony Unravelling…
Vacuuming the World’s Wallets
,,,a precise operation performed on a subjective input does not produce an objective output. It produces subjectivity in a lab coat. Charles Rotter Here’s another episode of my endless, some…
Climate Fact-Check June 2026
Editor’s note: This compilation serves as a fact check on the most widespread false claims made about climate change by the media in June, 2026.
California’s Hidden Climate Tax on Everything You Buy
“This state-based agency… is imposing de facto national energy policy.”
Climate Change Weekly # 583—Climate Lawfare Is Flawed, Legal Panel Finds
Legal scholars are becoming increasingly skeptical of the legal merits of climate lawfare: lawsuits filed by cities, states, and individuals to change climate policy through the back door of the…
Climate.gov Rides Again: A Sign That the Climate Debate Is Far From Over
Political fortunes rise and fall. Administrations come and go. Government priorities shift, but the underlying contest over how climate science is interpreted, communicated, and used to justify policy will continue.
Climate Change Weekly # 582—Media’s Interest in Climate Change Is Flagging
Any way you measure it, there is a sharp decline in reporting on climate change. That’s good news for the public, whom the media have misled for decades about the…
The Model That Works
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach at X, my own blog is here.) I’d like to take a moment to discuss some implications of my peer-reviewed paper about my implementation…
Unverified and Unvalidated
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on X, my personal blog is here) Dear friends, pull up a chair and pour a good strong coffee. Because today’s topic is a…
Climate Fact-Check May 2026
Debunking claims of climate causing ‘less healthy’ food – Melting ice will NOT ‘drown millions’ – Droughts NOT caused by fossil fuels – Earth is NOT spinning slower due to…
Are ‘heat spikes’ becoming more common?
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/clyp513ynv3o Chris Morrison’s excellent piece in the Daily Sceptic today, which I trailed earlier, deals with the corruption of…
Nature Turns Up The Sunshine
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on X, my personal blog is here) For the usual unknown reasons that are so common in my life, I got to thinking about…
Climate Change Weekly # 581— It’s Hurricane Season, and Nothing Is New
It’s hurricane season again, and a few things about it are as certain as death and taxes. First, some named storms, tropical storms, hurricanes, and cyclones will form somewhere, sometime,…
Climate Change Weekly # 580— Private Climate Cabal Under Investigation
Following Heartland’s recommendations, several states have barred their governments from doing business with institutional investors and mega-asset managers like BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard. States such as Texas and Florida…
Ethanol: Not the Energy Transition We’re Looking For
Fuel should be fuel and food should be food. Surely Congress can find a better way to genuinely promote U.S. energy security and boost rural economies without imposing the highly…
Climate Change Weekly # 578— Countries and Industries Are Abandoning or Reducing Net-Zero Commitments
Since the swearing-in of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States, climate alarmism and the political machinations in the public and private sector it spawned have experienced…
Balsa Trees Illegally Logged for Wind Power
Balsa wood is a key component of wind turbines, a near-perfect material for them.
Interesting Field Work: Treetops glowing during storms captured for the first time
It’s nearly invisible to the naked eye but our instruments give rise to a vision of swaths of scintillating corona glowing as thunderstorms pass overhead