Global Warming

MSNBC’s Chris Jansing welcomed Dr. Michael Mann to her Thursday program to promote his new book, discuss the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, and to wonder if “death and destruction” isn’t enough to get Republicans to address climate change, what is?

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins welcomed former director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management and current Florida Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz on to the Wednesday edition of The Source in the aftermath of Hurricane Idaila hitting the state and wondered how could government mitigate such storms if Republicans won’t cooperate in passing progressive climate policy.

On Wednesday evening, MSNBC’s All In host Chris Hayes proved that he has the same intelligence and sophistication as a primitive tribal shaman who blamed their enemies for the weather when he lashed out at governor and presidential candidate Ron DeSantis (R-FL). The MSNBC host accused him and Florida Republicans of “actually trying to make [climate change] worse.” 

During Wednesday’s Doocy Time at the White House press briefing, one of the questions from Fox White House correspondent Peter Doocy drew looks of incredulousness and disgust from liberal journalists seated next to and behind him. Doocy’s crime? Asking White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre if the response to Hurricane Idalia was smoother vs. the Hawaii wildfires because President…

On Tuesday evening, PBS NewsHour promoted environmental alarmism by giving climate scientist Michael Mann a forum to plug his new book and call for an unrealistic cutback in the use of fossil fuels.

Over the weekend, CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta fanned the flames of global warming hysteria in his coverage of both the wildfires in Hawaii and Tropical Storm Hilary in California. On Saturday, he had on environmental alarmist Professor Michael Mann to link fossil fuel use to the disaster in Hawaii, and, on Sunday, Acosta wrongly claimed that it was the first time that California had…

In the lead-up and aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary thrashing Southern California, which led to landslides and extensive flooding, various TV news outlets across the political spectrum pushed false information about when the last time the region experienced a tropical storm. Looking to blame the rare event on climate change, many of their estimates on how “historic” the storm was ranged from…

PolitiFact celebrated its 16th birthday on Tuesday and while some may mark the occasion by remembering about that one time they defended President Obama by citing an arms control treaty that went defunct in 1936, author Katie Sanders celebrated by highlighting the website’s devotion to left-wing causes.

The New York Times took eco-sensationalism to a new level by making couples planning summer weddings out to be victims of … climate change.

They claim to be the party of science, yet leftists like MSNBC’s Chris Hayes insist that not only can humans contribute to the warming climate, but the President of the United States by simply invoking a “climate emergency” can do something about “climate change.” This kind of delusional thinking was only outdone by Hawaii Democratic Senator Mazie Hirono who took a page out of the Hillary…

We are told climate change is a crisis, and that there is an “overwhelming scientific consensus.” “It’s a manufactured consensus,” says climate scientist Judith Curry in my new video. She says scientists have an incentive to exaggerate risk to pursue “fame and fortune.” She knows about that because she once spread alarm about climate change. Media loved her when she published a study that…

The cast of CNN’s Inside Politics reacted to President Biden’s interview with The Weather Channel on Wednesday by claiming that “he’s kind of centrist” on environmental matters while also fact-checking him from the left.

While in Arizona at The Grand Canyon, President Biden granted a rare interview to The Weather Channel and meteorologist Stephanie Abrams for Wednesday’s America’s Morning Headquarters. Abrams used her opportunity to lob some softballs Biden’s way as well as to push him further to the left on environmental issues.

Two publicly funded media outlets, National Public Radio and the PBS NewsHour, sponsored a Marist poll to find out how Republicans feel about an issue the press has decided is urgent -- “climate change.” To their horror, it found Republicans would rather preserve living standards for humans rather than throw their money at somehow stopping the temperature from rising. NPR’s…