Pope Leo’s Arctic ice blessing exposed how diving into climate politics erodes the Church’s spiritual authority and aligns it with radical agendas.

A federal judge ruled Biden overstepped his authority when he blocked offshore oil and gas drilling across 625 million acres, overturning his permanent ban.

Maryland’s high court signaled deep skepticism toward three climate lawsuits seeking to use state courts to make national energy policy.

September 2025 saw over 11,500 new battery electric cars (BEV) and almost 4,500 plug-in hybrid electrics (PHEV) sold into the new car market in Australia. That’s a combined 15.7% market share of overall new car sales. The increase over the past few months is holding. The total market was 102,000 … [continued] The post Australian […]

My wife and I spend our summers in at our lake house in Northern Wisconsin. We have 4 kids, 12 grandkids, and 5 great grandkids. They all gather from across the country to spend time with us there. Sitting on the pier and water skiing are a big part of … [continued] The post Westward […]

The cleantech news of the month in the USA is clearly that the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles just expired. Well, it was given a very premature death by Republicans in the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the White House. Why? Because they are under the thumb … [continued] The post This […]

Steve Hanley wrote a good article about the new, cheap Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, and that should be your starting place if you missed that. He covered some of the biggest changes in the new, more affordable Teslas. However, I wanted to go ahead and log all of … [continued] The post Everything […]

On September 30, a US federal subsidy for new electric vehicles (EVs) expired as part of President Trump’s Big Ugly spending bill. Now, in this post-tax credit era in which we live, analysts have been hesitant to commit to a future in which all-electric personal transportation can survive on its … [continued] The post EVs […]

The Guardian blames fossil fuels for hotter cities, but data show urban heat islands, not CO2, are mostly driving city temperature rises.

National Academies’ climate report downplays natural variability, exaggerates risks, and conflicts with DOE findings on extreme weather.