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For the past two decades, every year as winter wanes and spring springs, the media has engaged in its contemporary rite of spring: climate fear.

Climate alarmists and their media allies once again made a slew of claims about natural disasters being caused by man-made emissions in 2022. And once again, these claims clashed with reality and science.

Will the morally compromised nature of these minerals and rare earth elements critical to wind and solar power and electric vehicles affect the developed world’s push for green energy?

Grains and other crops that depend on barge transportation are delayed by low Mississippi river water levels this fall. By Steve Wilson The U.S. supply chain...

As with so many frightening climate claims, in the words of Carl Sagan (which were a restatement of Pierre-Simon Laplace), “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”

Way back when climate change was still called global warming, the whole thing was a bit more honest.

A bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany targets federal subsidies for renewable energy by banning taxpayer funding for the conversion of working farms to industrial-scale wind and solar power-generating facilities.

Recognizing that the materials commonly used in public schools discussing climate change often fail to provide accurate, balanced information, on Earth Day 2022, The Heartland Institute released “Climate at a Glance for Teachers and Students: Facts on 30 Prominent Climate Topics.”

With U.S. consumers facing higher prices and longer wait times to obtain many products, including basic food staples, lawmakers are calling on the Biden...

A refreshing article in the Washington Examiner demonstrates what I have repeatedly said for more than a decade: climate change does not pose an “existential threat.”