No Hurricanes Occurred During the Peak of the 2026 Season. A Former Climate Reporter Explains Why This Hasn’t Been Noted.
A former climate journalist shared that she intentionally steered clear of reporting positive weather news, believing that it would complicate the narrative around climate change as an urgent threat. Lucy Biggers mentioned on X that, “When I was a climate reporter, I never covered positive climate stories because it would ‘muddy the narrative’ that climate […]
Critics claim concerns about AI regulation resemble the Y2K and climate change worries.
Concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) in Washington are starting to resemble the Y2K scare, according to experts, who remember how intense fears of technological failures led to major efforts that ultimately fell short of the dire predictions. “You could create all kinds of alarming scenarios similar to Y2K. People thought the financial system would implode […]
Rep. Brandon Gill: Support the Stop Climate Shakedown Act to Safeguard America
Let’s start with a clear point: If California’s Gov. Gavin Newsom, Minnesota’s Tim Walz, and Illinois’ JB Pritzker are against something related to energy policy, it’s probably a good idea we should consider endorsing. This seems particularly true for the Stop Climate Shakedown Act of 2026, which has been recently introduced to Congress by Rep. […]
EPA Prepares for Legal Battle After Challenging Biden-Era Climate Regulation
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided to repeal greenhouse gas regulations for power plants that use coal and natural gas, a move that could lead to another legal battle over the federal government’s ability to regulate the energy sector as per the Clean Air Act. This rollback is expected to save the energy industry […]
Treasury Department Prioritizes Economic Growth Over Climate at G20 Meeting
U.S. Treasury Prioritizes Economic Growth at G20 Finance Ministerial The upcoming G20 Finance Ministerial meeting, starting on Monday, sees the U.S. Department of Treasury emphasizing economic growth. This focus diverges from the Biden administration’s previous focus on climate change and carbon issues. According to a Treasury official, the Trump administration believes that, given the current […]
Climate Ratings Appear To Be Dissuading Homebuyers. Attorney General Sues The Company Responsible.
The Attorney General of Nebraska, Mike Hilgers, has initiated legal action against First Street, a private company that produces climate scorecards, claiming that its practices have negatively impacted Nebraska’s real estate market. According to the lawsuit, First Street utilizes flawed or incomplete data to generate climate-risk scores which have been featured on significant real estate […]
Elections in Colorado Matter Nationally as Climate Lawyers Aim for Influence
Colorado Climate Lawsuit and Elections In a significant climate lawsuit against fossil-fuel companies, Colorado voters will soon decide on supporting two candidates who have been advocates of such legal action. Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Weiser, while serving as attorney general, backed the case of Suncor Energy Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County. His successor, […]
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate’s ‘moderate’ reputation clashes with DEI and climate history
Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, recently lost the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Wisconsin, yet some of the progressive ideals that characterize the party’s left wing may linger beyond her campaign’s end. The Milwaukee County executive, David Crowley, who emerged victorious over Hong by positioning himself as the more moderate option, has been involved in initiatives […]
Democrat Climate Advocates Follow Their Guide Willie Nelson In Battle Against Data Centers
Willie Nelson Takes a Stand Against AI Data Centers Democratic supporters seem to be uniting behind Willie Nelson in a growing movement against artificial intelligence data centers. The 93-year-old country music legend, a lifelong Democrat, has emerged as a prominent voice voicing dissent towards these facilities, previously expressing his concerns on the social media platform […]
Exploring the Left’s Climate Strategies through Legal Means in Colorado
Environmental Groups Set Sights on Colorado Climate Lawsuit A coalition of left-leaning environmental organizations is intensifying its focus on a significant lawsuit in Colorado, aiming to pave the way for more climate change-related legal actions. Recently, at least 20 new “friend of the court” briefs were submitted in the case of Suncor Energy Corp. v. […]