We want to share with you the news, h/t The Free Beacon, that another significant alarmist has gone over to the let’s-not-panic side

By the early 20th century, American medicine had a problem it could no longer ignore

There’s another heatwave on the way and no doubt the UK Met Office/media will blame it on global warming, as they always do. It is of course nothing of the sort, just weather.

Fortune magazine published an article explaining that Europe’s own policies have created the overheating problems being faced during the present heatwave, noting that by comparison, the United States has dealt with similar heat easily over the decades

Few Americans give a second thought to how they access energy for cooking. As a rough approximation, 60 percent of US households cook directly with electricity—tapping one of the largest and most reliable grids in the world—with the rest largely relying on ready access to cheap natural gas delivered via pipeline

The troubling revelation that one in three conceptions in Britain now end in abortion demands an explanation. Who or what is to blame?

The bill for cutting UK emissions of ‘greenhouse gases’ already stands at well over £100 billion, but what difference has it actually made?

I always found it odd that everyone insisted I avoid sunlight and wear sunscreen during outdoor activities, as I noticed that sunlight felt great and caused my veins to dilate, indicating the body deeply craved sunlight

There was a reason why responsibility for the electricity system was hived off the National Grid and passed to the new state-owned NESO

As Europe and much of North America endured heatwaves in recent days, headlines quickly appeared claiming that the heat wave was “virtually impossible” without human-caused ‘climate change’

When The Atlantic “Weekly Planet” asked via email “Why the media keep quoting the same climate scientist” we had an answer ready: because he tells them what they want to hear.

Cold kills nine times more people than heat, but only one gets blamed on ‘fossil fuels’

After adjusting for GDP, new EEA data show disaster costs have remained flat from 1990 to 2024

The modern world and the rich, free lives it brought are both dying in Britain. Energy consumption has fallen by about 30% since 2005 and electricity consumption by about 23%, both due to climate policy costs, and particularly that of renewable energy, subsidies to which amount to £25 billion a year, 40% of the total cost of electricity supply.

Did Supertramp guess it right all along? Was this truly the Crime of the Century?

Each year, the 23-degree tilt of the planet we live on causes seasons to change as it orbits the Sun. We also know that on top of this regime, heat is moderated, and sometimes intensified by particular weather systems, to create ‘heatwaves’.