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Despite dire predictions of a necessary increase in severe weather events due to climate change, 2018 is poised to become the first year on record with no violent tornadoes in the United States, the Washington Post reported.

A Rasmussen Reports nationwide poll shows that one in three Republicans would be willing to pitch in to pay for a wall on the U.S. southern border with Mexico if Congress fails to give President Donald Trump the $5 billion he has asked Congress to approve for it.

The Vatican has called for the “decarbonisation of the current fossil fuel-based economy” in its hard-hitting final declaration for the U.N. climate summit in Katowice, Poland, Wednesday.

Clemson professor Todd May writes in the New York Times, “Human beings are destroying large parts of the inhabitable earth and causing unimaginable suffering to many of the animals that inhabit it.”

Kerry urged in an op-ed for the international community to combat climate change, claiming Trump’s position on the issue is “profoundly dangerous.”

The Vatican delegation to the U.N. Climate summit in Katowice, Poland, has issued an “urgent call for ambition, action, and true solidarity” in battling climate change.

Al Gore says Trump’s view on climate change could help efforts to tackle global warming due to the president’s past remarks on the issue. 

KATOWICE, Poland (AP) — Arnold Schwarzenegger says he wishes he could travel back in time like the cyborg he played in “The Terminator” so he could stop fossil fuels from being used.

Both the United States and China have snubbed the latest round of United Nations climate talks in Katowice, Poland.

Experts and scientists joined the Heartland Institute’s excursion to Katowice, Poland, this week for the United Nations (U.N.) COP24 conference on climate change.

A newly released video explains how outbreaks of deadly insect-borne diseases in the United States are linked more to reductions in the application of the pesticide DDT than to global warming.

An attitude of “denial” of the perils of climate change “must not prevail” if mankind is to successfully combat global warming, the Vatican’s Secretary of State warned Tuesday.

Actress and left-wing pop icon Barbra Streisand melted down Tuesday over Republican plans for drill for oil in Alaska, accusing President Donald Trump of having “no regard” for the preservation of Earth.

The collapse of civilisation is “on the horizon” unless world leaders take urgent action to cut carbon emissions, Sir David Attenborough has claimed.

Actor and environmental activist Arnold Schwarzenegger called President Donald Trump crazy for withdrawing the United States from the Paris Agreement and said the world’s most powerful country is “still in” the accord to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.

Who wants to rummage through Michael “Hockey Stick” Mann’s dirty laundry?

The discredited “climate scientist” and fake Nobel-prizewinner has released a batch of his old emails.

Global warming may be off the agenda at the G20 summit. If it is, we know exactly whom to thank.

After the release the government’s latest climate change assessment report last week, and as we have come to expect, almost all of the establishment media used it to fire hose us with fake news.

Climate change alarmist and former Vice President Al Gore told Comedy Central host Trevor Noah that President Donald Trump now represents the “face of climate-change denial.”

The National Climate Assessment has been out nearly a week and the verdict is in: everyone, but everyone – apart from the Obama holdovers who wrote it and the gullible reporters at CNN, the New York Times and CBS who bigged it up – has recognised it for what it is. A joke.

In its “Emissions Gap Report 2018,” the United Nations (U.N.) declared Tuesday that total annual greenhouse gases emissions reached a record high in 2017 and that “more ambitious” measures are needed by 2020 to keep global warming below established goals.

How many scientific doomsday prophecies have to be debunked before I’m allowed to be skeptical of the lastest: Climate Change?

A columnist at a Philadelphia newspaper believes climate change is responsible for natural disasters, murder and riots in Paris.

The Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano echoed dire warnings in its weekend edition that the present generation may be the last to be able to battle global warming effectively.

Activist actress Bette Midler equated the Trump administration’s environmental policy to the Islamist terror attacks on September 11, 2001.

A reporter from the New York Times publicly advocated hysteria over climate change on Meet the Press Sunday, saying that panicking is the proper response to global warming.

Critics of the latest federal climate change assessment, including scientists, have slammed it as “exaggeration” with “false” conclusions.

The federal government has issued a report on climate change that claims that the United States is already suffering from its impact.

What could go wrong?

It’s the tenth anniversary of the most stupid, pointless and wasteful piece of legislation ever passed in British parliamentary history: the 2008 Climate Change Act.

President Donald Trump ridiculed the environmentalist left on Wednesday by pointing out record cold temperatures.

John Kerry claims “people are going to die” due to Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the 2016 Paris climate agreement.

South Park has “apologized” for mocking super serial Al Gore in its ManBearPig episodes. Naturally, the liberal media is going wild with righteous jubilation.

The co-author of a much-hyped, peer-reviewed, alarmist paper claiming to have found a huge, unexpected build-up of global warming heat in the oceans has admitted: “We really muffed” the calculations.

Some 50,000 Canadians marched through Montreal this weekend to protest global warming, while wearing down jackets and parkas to stave off the freezing weather.

Pope Francis highlighted on Monday what he considers two main threats to humanity, namely the “immense crisis” of global warming and the possibility of nuclear war.