Climate doom is not science
A major paper predicting the economy will shrink by 62 percent has been withdrawn
Climate change
Wednesday
Tuesday
The end of the climate cult
It has been a long, lucrative ride
Thursday
The UN’s ‘climate crisis’ tax
Countries deemed ‘vulnerable’ to climate change would receive payments
Wednesday
How justified is climate-change alarmism?
There have been consistent misunderstandings about climate change for decades
Sunday
The fight to make science great again
Are you suffering from Holden Thorp Hysteria?
Tuesday
Bernie Sanders at Coachella shows time is not on the Democrats’ side
The optics looked like a lefty senior citizen in a desperate attempt to win back the love of a nihilistic, Bushwick-dwelling grandchild
Sunday
The left gives up on saving the planet
Perhaps it was performative all along
Tuesday
Red states sue New York for punitive climate change bill
States could be on the hook for as much as $75 billion in fines for emissions going back years
Friday
The California fires and the reckoning on liberal governance
As the smoke clears, we are left to survey the wreckage, pick up the pieces and rebuild — and learn lessons that prevent history repeating
Monday
What does Gaza have to do with the Los Angeles fires?
Nothing — but intersectional activists won’t let that stop them
Thursday
Presenting our planet and perilous situation as art
Philippe Pastor is an artist on a mission to educate, alarm and call to action
Panicking over the planet and population is pointless
We have to look at history and give careful thought to the world’s complexity
Monday
Washing it all away in the Maldives
I was at peace. I was rested. I was whole
Monday
The mysterious appeal of the Maldives
The scenery itself is utterly surreal
Friday
There is a little bit of Frank Sinatra in Donald Trump
Both insist on doing things their way
Sunday
Don’t let climate activists stop you from traveling
The travel scolds want us to feel guilty about venturing far from home when in fact, exploration is still life’s greatest university
Monday
Environmentalism: from concern about clean air to throwing soup at the Mona Lisa
Among history’s many bad ideas, Garrett Hardin’s ‘tragedy of the commons’ should rank high on the list
Tuesday
How California’s new trucking regulations threaten standards of living
The Golden State’s mandates look to be yet another case of progressive California dreaming
Thursday
COP28 is nothing but hot air
Climate action must and surely will move forward, but so far the conference is a handful of desert sand
Friday
China cons US on green energy agenda
Plus: The tragic end of Biden’s favorite EV company
