pcess609/iStock/Getty Images Plus A newly formed climate-alarmist group is looking to name and shame individuals who they claim are most responsible for the alleged climate crisis the world is supposedly facing. The Climate Criminals Project is an offshoot of the Climate Accountability Research Project (CARP). CARP was formed with assistance from several climate-alarm groups, including 350.org, Climate Clock, Global Center...
Read moreDetailsGlowingEarth/iStock/Getty Images Plus If the current enviro-doomsayer predictions frighten you, don’t worry. Just wait a bit.They’ll change.The kicker is that “predictions” about the past will change, too. A case in point is a recent Washington Post admission that all the “fossil fuels” we’ve been burning have had a global-warming-neutralizing cooling effect. And if this frightens you because you fear for...
Read moreDetailsBigandt_Photography/iStock/Getty Images Plus “There’s no England now,” stated the Kinks in 1984, in a song that, in part, lamented the 20th-century loss of English identity. Today, in the 21st century, perhaps it could be said that there’s no Germany now.Cultural & Moral DecayThat land was once known for science, engineering, Beethoven, Johannes Gutenberg and his printing press, meticulousness, cleanliness, and...
Read moreDetailsIn the Spring 2024 issue of Free Society, a magazine published by the libertarian think tank Cato Institute, they introduced their Defending Globalization Project. Scott Lincicome is Vice President of General Economics at Herbert A. Stiefel Trade Policy Center. As the magazine says, “Scott Lincicome is leading this Institute-wide effort to make the case for the free movement of goods,...
Read moreDetailsSelwyn Duke Would you want to be ruled by a government of unelected Anthony Faucis? It’s a relevant question because, although it’s seldom framed this way, that’s precisely what the “Chevron doctrine” gave us for 40 years. Overturning almost 200 years of precedent — the precedent whereby our elected representatives made law and, if it was ambiguous, people could at...
Read moreDetailsDouglas Rissing/iStock/Getty Images Plus On Friday, the United States Supreme Court greatly limited the ability of regulatory agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to essentially fill in the details when laws are unclear. The 40-year-old Chevron decision effectively granted the regulatory state — which consists of unelected bureaucrats — power to broadly interpret laws and, in effect, create...
Read moreDetailsJusper Machogu/X Jusper Machogu Kenyan farmer Jusper Machogu is exactly the type of person the climate cult likes to exploit: a small-scale farmer in Africa. Climate zealots like to proclaim that those in the Third World are uniquely at risk from the scourge of man-made climate change, and that we in the West must end our reliance on fossil fuels...
Read moreDetailsAP Images Maybe “go woke, go broke” is at least a little true. Three weeks ago, commentator and X celebrity Robby Starbuck began pushing for a boycott of Tractor Supply Company (TSC), the hugely successful chain of stores where American farmers and ranchers buy many of their supplies and equipment. Other consumers shop there, too.Reason for the boycott: Like many companies,...
Read moreDetailsIn this episode of Alex Newman’s The Sentinel Report, climate change, nuclear energy, and agriculture are the topics as Dr. Robert Zubrin, the author of The Case for Nukes; former South Dakota state legislator Bette Grande; and Climate Depot executive editor Marc Morano join the show to break it all down. Additionally, Newman covers the hottest headlines, including the Department...
Read moreDetailsYouTube Carlo Maria Viganò On June 20, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, a former Vatican insider turned whistleblower, revealed that he had been summoned to Rome to respond to “accusations and evidence concerning the crime of schism of which he has been accused.” He is charged with denying the legitimacy of Pope Francis, breaking union with him, and rejecting the Second...
Read moreDetailsVasil Dimitrov/iStock/Getty Images Plus On June 11, the Rhode Island House of Representatives approved legislation that would legalize “human composting” as an alternative to traditional burial or cremation. The bill, H7212, now moves to the state Senate for further consideration.Human Composting vs. Climate ChangeThe proposed legislation aims to establish guidelines for the operation of facilities dedicated to so-called natural organic...
Read moreDetailsRomoloTavani/iStock/Getty Images Plus As a child of the ’70s and ’80s, I, along with my age mates, remember Cold War nuclear annihilation fears well. Oh, I was born after “duck and cover” days, but we did, for example, have the post-apocalyptic 1983 film The Day After, which portrayed a nuclear war’s consequences. Watched by 100 million-plus Americans — more than...
Read moreDetailsright now many people who are below the age of 30 here in America are under this impression that the world is going to end in just a few short years and the reason that they have this impression is not a mystery for instance if you happen to be in New York City and you take a casual stroll...
Read moreDetailsDOUGBERRY/iStock/Getty Images Plus Climate activists, hiding behind 13 Hawaiian schoolchildren, have secured at least $40 million in promises from the government of Hawaii. Under the terms of the settlement, Hawaii must establish a greenhouse-gas reduction plan that will supposedly lead to net-zero emissions by 2045, and the Aloha State will be forced to invest at least $40 million toward an...
Read moreDetailsxiaoying shi/iStock/Getty Images Plus A recent study is predicting a dire future for the polar bear population on Canada’s Hudson Bay due to the effects of global warming, which climate zealots claim is caused primarily by mankind’s emissions from using fossil fuels to power civilization. But at least one prominent polar bear scientist claims that the study is flawed and...
Read moreDetailsDutchy/iStock/Getty Images Plus In what is being considered a condemnation of draconian EU climate policies, Green Parties across Europe suffered major defeats in the bloc of nations’ recent elections, which took place over the weekend. With results still trickling in, the far-left Greens/European Free Alliance are on track to win only 52 seats in the European Parliament, a loss of...
Read moreDetailsAP Images Antonio Guterres United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres is never at a loss for words when it comes to his favorite topic — the fiction that mankind is destroying the planet with our reckless use of fossil fuel. Guterres claimed that the world is now at “a moment of truth” as it pertains to climate change.In remarks at the...
Read moreDetailsKhanchit Khirisutchalual/iStock/Getty Images Plus In a development sure to discombobulate those who trust the United Nations’ experts to save the planet, it turns out that one UN agency’s anti-pollution regulations have inadvertently counteracted another agency’s anti-global-warming rules, at least according to one study.Published Thursday in the journal Communications Earth & Environment, the study concludes that the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO)...
Read moreDetailsimaginima/iStock/Getty Images Plus Vermont has become the first state to attempt to hold big oil companies responsible for the effects of climate change. Governor Phil Scott chose not to veto bill S.259, dubbed the Climate Superfund Act, which seeks to hold fossil fuel interests accountable for damage done to the state by weather events, which climate alarmists claim are exacerbated...
Read moreDetailsAP Images On Wednesday, Exxon Mobil Chairman Darren Woods and Lead Director Joseph Hooley kept their seats on the board after being challenged by climate activists. Both sailed to easy election victories, with approximately 95 percent support, when an ESG-focused coup attempt from state fund managers in California and New York failed spectacularly.State fund managers for CalPERS, the largest pension...
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