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The report credits former President Trump’s energy-first policies with shaking the foundations of the climate panic industry. Governments, investors, and even some climate activists are starting to abandon their once-radical agenda.
Even The New York Times Can’t Hide the Shift
The report highlights ten examples of mainstream media and activists quietly walking back their narrative. Most strikingly, The New York Times acknowledged that “global momentum on climate action is faltering, even as clean energy technology rapidly advances.”²
Think about that for a moment: outlets that spent years promising technology would save the planet are now admitting it isn’t working. The Times also noted that fossil fuels received zero mention in the COP-30 climate conference’s final report — a stunning omission for a gathering meant to set global energy policy.
Obama’s Renewable Energy Fantasy Collapses
One of the biggest revelations: the decades-long push for green energy, starting with Obama’s Paris Climate Agreement in 2015, has largely failed. Nearly 200 nations pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions, yet promises fell short.
President Biden rejoined the Paris deal after Trump withdrew, funneling hundreds of billions into green energy projects via the Inflation Reduction Act — investments that largely flopped. But when Trump returned to office in January 2025, he immediately began dismantling these programs.
On July 4, he signed The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, eliminating Biden-era clean energy credits and refocusing on fossil fuel development. “President Trump’s energy dominance agenda and 35 years of valiant work by ‘cancelled’ climate realists who knew from the start that climate alarm was a hoax” produced 2025’s tipping points, said Steve Milloy of the Energy and Environment Legal Institute.⁴
Democrats Scramble as Climate Lies Are Exposed
The report documents widespread media acknowledgment of the collapse of climate alarmism. The New York Times admitted climate skepticism has resurged at U.N. talks, while Reuters reported ExxonMobil questioning whether net-zero is even feasible.
Even The Guardian, known for its left-leaning stance, conceded a “dramatic slowdown in melting of Arctic sea ice surprises scientists.”⁶ From The Washington Post to The New York Times Magazine, major outlets are quietly admitting that the climate narrative is falling apart.
Trump’s Energy Policies Deliver a Knockout Blow
Trump’s policies dismantled Biden-era regulations while Energy Secretary Chris Wright pushed for unprecedented American energy production. Agencies were instructed to stop relying on the “social cost of carbon,” a metric the report calls a tool of climate hysteria.
The message was clear: the climate alarm gravy train has derailed, and the economy is thriving.
Conservatives Celebrate a Historic Victory
Democrats have long preached climate change as an “existential threat,” while global bureaucrats demanded compliance. But 2025 proved that Americans prefer energy security and affordability over virtue signaling. Trump’s policies boosted both innovation and emissions reductions naturally.
Conservative groups hailed 2025 as the year climate realism finally won. After decades of being mocked and canceled for questioning climate hysteria, these organizations were proven right. The radical alarmists’ dirty little secret has been exposed: government mandates and fearmongering cannot outdo free markets and American ingenuity.
