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The AAAS EPI Center is hosting a virtual half-day symposium to explore the landscape of carbon credit markets with respect to reductions in greenhouse gas emissions in the oil and gas sector. Presentations and discussions will include the relevant science, methodologies, and procedures related to quantifying, monitoring, and verifying reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas sector. Additional content will focus on the opportunities and risks related to carbon credits for prop...

Three new polls suggest the government's watering down of climate policies could backfire with voters

Each of these hoaxes have no place in science — they indicate social and personal flight from reason into fantasy and self-destruction.

The Prime Minister outlined the plans in a hastily arranged press conference in Downing Street.

I appreciate your climate coverage, and the diversity of opinions on your editorial pages, including Cal Thomas Sept. 10 article.

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By JAN JEKIELEK & MIMI NGUYEN LY Nobel Prize laureate John Clauser has recently been in the spotlight for challenging prevailing climate models, which he says have ignored a key variable. Mr. Clauser, who recently became a recipient of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contributions to qua

Climate models of human-caused climate change focus exclusively on CO2's influence, and overlook or downplay the importance of clouds.

Facts over fiction

What a great summer it's been for climate activists.