Written by Charles Creitz
Senate Republicans are launching a multi-front effort targeting the legal framework they say allows California to exert outsized influence over vehicle and equipment emissions standards beyond its borders, creating economic and consumer consequences. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Paris Apodaca
A watchdog organization filed a complaint Monday accusing the University of Hawaii of unlawfully withholding public records that reveal whether climate activists and legal advocates influence climate lawsuits
Written by Peter D Clack
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
President Trump has signed a sweeping Executive Order restructuring Federal childhood vaccine recommendations and directing agencies to maximize parental choice, reassess vaccine safety, and bring the U.S. schedule more closely in line with practices used by peer developed nations.
Written by H. Sterling Burnett
Popular Mechanics published an article titled “Air Conditioning Saves Lives. Scientists Think It Also Might Doom Us All”
Written by Steve Kirsch
The Semper antirabies vaccine was invented in 1911 in India. It killed people, but it took nearly 100 years before India took it off the market in 2005 after a lawsuit forced it to be withdrawn
Written by John O'Sullivan CEO Principia Scientific International
As the UK bakes in its fifth heatwave of a parched summer ‘extreme’ record breaking temperatures are touted. But these ‘records’ are at low-grade, unreliable outlier weather stations.
Written by David Marcus
Not long after 9/11, I was on St. Mark’s Place in Lower Manhattan when a bartender told me about a makeshift memorial and museum that had been set up nearby
Written by The Telegraph
Safety concerns mount as increasing numbers of UK homes have devices installed. Faulty solar panels triggered 212 rooftop fires last year, new figures show, raising concerns about the technology’s expansion across the UK.
Written by Joseph Vazquez
The Soros regime is firing on all cylinders ahead of the midterms and the upcoming presidential election in a couple of years
Written by Angela Wheeler
Rather than a serious assessment of the connection between extreme weather and climate change, a recent National Academies of Sciences (NAS) webinar presented a 253-page report engineered to reinforce the shopworn claim that carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions threaten a climate crisis. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Emerging Risks
A new report has warned the UK is set to face a £40 billion annual bill by the end of the decade as its drive towards ‘net zero’ energy continues
Written by Kenneth Richard
The CO2-induced “polar amplification” narrative peddled by climate alarmists has just taken another hit
Written by Robert Bryce
ERCOT’s 765-kV transmission plan would seize thousands of acres, funnel billions to transmission monopolies, and jack up ratepayer bills. No wonder it’s facing fierce opposition
Written by Thomas Richard, CCD Editor
In this segment of The Todd Starnes Show, meteorologist and science policy analyst Chris Martz discusses the ongoing issue of Canadian wildfires, challenging the common narrative that attributes their increased frequency solely to climate change.
Written by David Turver
Recently, it has felt like we had reached a new dawn on energy and climate policy with energy Jedi winning the argument against the ‘net zero’ by 2050 target