Finally, an unbiased and objective climate science report
It’s about time that the U.S. supports unbiased and objective climate science.
It’s about time that the U.S. supports unbiased and objective climate science.
After millions of years of asteroids, volcanoes, wild temperature changes, and dramatic shifts in atmospheric gases (plus sea level swings of 125 m), it would be a shock if corals did not have a full toolkit to cope with a bit of climate change.
"Why did Biden say we have to get rid of the internal combustion engine by the early 2030s and force us all into very expensive EVs?
That's how Dr. Judith Curry, a deservedly enthusiastic climate scientist, begins her blog introducing the Department of Energy's important new climate assessment.
Vanilla ice cream, "supercharged" wildfires, Texas floods, Boston heat, 1,000-year floods, U.S. heat, hail, and more.
Lee Zeldin leans into the fight.
From Restoration News: Climate activists are sabotaging real estate listings.
“Liberation Day from climate imperialism?”
Some great news on energy.
This July, America did more than light fireworks — it declared freedom from the trillion-dollar green subsidy machine.
CFACT researched it, CFACT advocated for it, and now it's happening.
OFFICIAL EPA RELEASE: "If finalized, this proposal would undo the underpinning of $1 trillion in costly regulations, save more than $54 billion annually."
Read EPA's proposed rule repealing its "endangerment finding"
People in the UK are spending £25 billion a year to reduce global emissions of CO2 by 0.0002, or two hundredths of one percent.
How much better would the NWS be without the politics?