“Trump rolls back Biden fuel-efficiency rules” – The Trump administration has scrapped Biden-era vehicle fuel-efficiency standards, which it says were a costly attempt to prop up electric vehicles in the name of fighting climate change, says the Washington Examiner.
“Protesters erupt at Climate Week NYC over data centres” – Climate activists have disrupted Climate Week NYC with protests targeting data centres, according to Watts Up With That?
“We came to New York looking for climate activists. We found communists instead.” – CFACT’s Christina Norman went looking for Climate Week’s missing street activists in New York and instead found a climate crowd more focused on Gaza, Israel and capitalism.
“‘Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026’” – A new legislative push is aiming to shield American consumers and energy companies from the wave of climate litigation targeting decades of lawful petroleum use, writes Robert J. Bradley at Master Resource.
“No, NPR, climate change is not challenging New York’s apple growers” – In Climate Realism, Linnea Lueken reveals that data flatly contradict an NPR affiliate’s claim that climate change is squeezing apple production in New York.
“Andy Burnham again fails to back Heathrow third runway” – For the second day running, the PM has dodged giving a straight answer on whether he wants to see the expansion of Britain’s busiest airport, reports the Mail.
“Diesel prices hit new all-time record of 199.18p a litre” – Average diesel pump prices have reached 199.18p per litre, surpassing the previous record of 199.09p set in June 2022, according to the Mail.
“Met Office caught fabricating daily temperature record claims” – On his Not a Lot of People Know That blog, Paul Homewood accuses the Met Office of manipulating daily temperature records to serve a green agenda.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Spies and their climate lies” – At the UN last week, Ed Miliband shared details of a secret “damning” climate spy report. Ben Pile points out that a similar secret report appeared 22 years ago – and not one of its apocalyptic predictions came true.


