Environment

From blaming politicians for storm damage, to lamenting economic growth, to blaming democracy for the lack of solutions, it was a busy Monday morning for CNN's resident climate alarmist Bill Weir as he commented on the COP26 summit in Glasgow.

Twitter is unleashing a new program to proactively protect the left’s climate change narrative and deflect criticism from skeptics during COP26.

On Thursday, while ABC’s Good Morning America completely ignored Attorney General Merrick Garland being grilled during a contentious Wednesday Senate hearing about the Department of Justice treating concerned parents of schoolchildren like criminals, the network broadcast did find time to hype an upcoming congressional hearing in which Democrats were set to demonize oil companies for…

CNN Newsroom host and former Obama State Department official Jim Sciutto, along with former Clinton Defense Secretary William Cohen, came up with a new reason to support the Democrats' massive partisan spending bill on Thursday: American foreign policy depends on it.

Late in her Friday show on MSNBC, Andrea Mitchell claimed it was ironic that West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin has not gotten onboard with his party's climate initiatives, considering the state needs them more most other states and it is a national security crisis. In an interview with Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, she also claimed the Senate to be unfair and hoped for various "carve outs" that…

On Thursday night, CNN collaborated with the White House for the third town hall of Joe Biden’s presidency and fourth in 13 months and, as has been the case with the previous installments (which you can read about here, here, and here), Thursday’s 89-minute state-run media operation featured questions that were either sapless, unimaginative, or watered down to ensure they came across as…

It's not easy to get to the left of Bernie Sanders, but CNN managed on Wednesday morning to pull off that dubious feat. On New Day, co-host Brianna Keilar interviewed Dem Rep. Ro Khanna, who was a co-chair of Sanders's 2020 presidential campaign. The topic was the apparent paring down of the Democrat $3.5 trillion spending bill. Keilar consistently hit the compromises from the left.…

On Tuesday's The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN, the show ran a report whining that West Virginia residents are hurt by climate change, but that, in spite of this, are opposed to enacting radical, draconian government environmental regulations. Of course, it all came back to complaining over the state's moderate Democratic Senator, Joe Manchin, also opposing such costly policies…

Climate activist James Murdoch is set to make a multimillion-dollar investment in the Associated Press climate journalism, as if AP didn’t already have a big enough left-wing bias. The Murdoch investment is going toward “the formation of a new climate reporting hub at the Associated Press,” according to an Axios scoop.

On Jonathan Capehart's The Sunday Show on MSNBC, Boston Globe columnist and associate editor Renée Graham furiously ripped into Sen. Joe Manchin for opposing the "clean-energy" portion of the $3.5 trillion spending proposal Graham called Manchin "dirty-coal Joe," and implied he was bought-and-paid-for by the coal industry.

On Wednesday, Arizona State University’s journalism school announced that NBC’s longtime Today show weatherman Al Roker would be receiving the 2021 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism. As his fellow network morning show hosts gushed over the news, a look back at Roker’s career shows someone infatuated with Democrats and dedicated to radical climate change activism.

On NBC’s 3rd Hour Today on Tuesday, co-host and weatherman Al Roker conducted a gushing interview with radical climate crusader Greta Thunberg, hailing her as “the face of the climate movement.” He even fondly recalled Thunberg’s melodramatic meltdown in front of the United Nations in 2019 as “one of the most memorable speeches in U.N. history.”

On Thursday, The Washington Free Beacon reported that Google and it’s subsidiary YouTube, starting in November, would end monetization of any content that engages in supposed “climate change denial.” The tech giant announced it would not tolerate anything that went against “well-established scientific consensus around the existence and causes of climate change.”

On Tuesday, CBS Mornings co-host Tony Dokoupil once again took to the streets to lecture unsuspecting Americans on why they should care about a favorite left-wing agenda item – this time it was climate change. Going to Texas’s Dallas World Aquarium with radical climate activist Katherine Hayhoe, the anchor ambushed visitors and forced them into conversation about environmentalism.