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Accordingly, any effort to limit the expansion of air conditioning use is logically going to lead to more sickness and probably death, especially in vulnerable populations like the elderly.

Millions of electric car drivers in Britain were spied on by the government through their mobile phones as part of a “bizarre nanny state” plan, it can be revealed.

If more of the mainstream media had been willing to ask the right questions and lean in on realism instead of green washing, trillions could have been saved from this financial scam...

Claims that South Fork Wind is a reliable source of electricity are based on fact but the information is used out of context to manipulate readers into believing that offshore wind is a viable generating resource for New...

If a comparable sum had flowed from domestic oil companies into policy think tanks questioning renewable mandates, it would dominate headlines for months...

It wasn't just a fact-check, it was a full blown whack upside the head.

"... Achieving a genuine and sustained global-scale energy transition ... requires greater emphasis on reducing energy demand ..."

True stewardship means looking at the data without ideological blinders. It means acknowledging that wind turbines are apex predators of the sky. It means admitting that the push for "Net Zero" is causing real, tangible harm...

And the broader pattern is hard to miss. Environmental discourse is being reframed as a moral sorting exercise. Before you debate policy, you scan for hidden sins. Before you examine tradeoffs, you establish virtue alignment.

“[Peter] Gleick’s use of deception [against the Heartland Institute] in pursuit of his cause after years of calling out climate deception has destroyed his credibility and harmed others…...

Ordinary residents of trial cities will only be permitted 100 days per year outside their 15 minute region. But special people get a free pass.

An activist website called Desmog published an article attempting to attack The Heartland Institute. Instead, it exposed just how far our influence now reaches.  The article maps Heartland’s growing network across...

The bill avoids saying what it is doing because saying it would expose the reality: a transportation system redesigned not around how people live, but around what planners wish people would stop doing.

The shutdown of the power supply in southern Berlin has brought the fragility of the “Energiewende” (transition to green energies) policy clearly to our attention.

"... ("letting the market decide”) can’t be the only factor without ... externalities ..."