Climate, Energy & Conservation
LAJAMANU, Australia — A group of Warlpiri men and women gathered along one of the most remote tracks in Australia and stared intently at the ground. Here in the Tanami Desert, along the dirt back road...
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/upshot/cheap-electric-cars-gas-prices.html?smid=tw-share By Francesca Paris Excerpt: It’s a weird moment for electric vehicles in the United States. Sales have falle...
The UK has avoided the need for gas imports worth £1.7bn since the start of...The postAnalysis: Wind and solar have saved UK from gas imports worth £1.7bn since Iran war beganappeared first onCarbon B...
The Washington Post (WaPo) claims in “The invisible force making food less nutritious” that rising carbon dioxide pollution is steadily degrading the nutritional quality of crops, putting billions at ...
“They want to increase energy costs. That’s their goal!” CO2 Coalition Executive Director, Gregory Wrightstone, joins Newsmax on the National Report to debunk the myth of “climate change” and its ties...
Visual storyteller Taiwo Aina-Adeokun traveled across Nigeria over several months from 2025-26, documenting areas of the country where heavy plumes of smoke, containing the sooty pollutant black carbo...
‘We own the science, and we think the world should know it’ – UN Under-Secretary for Global Communications, 2022 In this talk I show exactly how the UN’s IPCC shifted the science across six reports. F...
Topic: Climate Change and Tornados. After tornados in Kentucky and a few other states killed about 100 people in December, President Biden responded, “All I know is that the intensity of the weather a...
Up in the misty mountains, teems a kaleidoscope of life: trees drip with epiphytes, hummingbirds sip from bright blossoms, and rare creatures occupy every nook in the cloud forests, which scientists h...
South Korea’s Net Zero Boast Crumbles By Vijay Jayaraj, April 28, 2026 12:00 pm Just a few months ago, South Korean officials were busy boasting about extreme net zero targets. Fast forward to April 2...
“Today on the ENB podcast episode #65 we have Gregory Wrightstone stopping by and we covered the facts, and his book The Inconvenient Facts. This is the second time that I was fortunate enough to have...
Deforestation coupled with climate change is rapidly pushing the Amazon Rainforest toward a perilous tipping point that could come much sooner than previously thought. That’s the warning from a new pa...
Tanzania canceled 40 mining exploration licenses and put another 43 license holders on notice in a crackdown linked to the government’s “Mining for a Brighter Tomorrow” program that aims to create a m...
The famous bird specialist Tony Silva had cell phones and a computer seized by Brazil’s Federal Police at Guarulhos Airport, in São Paulo, according to a source.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) recently proposed listing Jamaica’s most imperiled butterfly, the Jamaican kite swallowtail, as endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The specie...
AMSTERDAM BANS MEAT AND FOSSIL FUEL ADS “This is part of the great reset. You’ll owe nothing and be happy. This is part of their whole net-zero agenda… They’re gonna probably ban car ads.” – @ClimateD...
Gregory Wrightstone, executive director of the CO2 Coalition, explains that John Kerry said the quiet part out loud when he called on the world’s economic and political elites as the World Economic Fo...
Gregory Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition, interviewed by the Daily Signal of Heritage Foundation about the current energy situation, the benefits of CO2, censorship, and energy...
Gary Lane, host of The Global Lane, interviews Gregory Wrightstone amidst the COP26 meetings in Glasgow. Executive director of the CO2 Coalition, Gregory Wrightstone, says contrary to what people are ...
More than 50 sloths were recently reported dead due to unsuitable conditions at Sloth World, a proposed so-called “slotharium” in Orlando, Florida. The facility—due to open this month—has permanently ...