… after the level of sanctimony that these guys have engaged in, let alone censorship of others, nobody should forget that it was all a scam from the outset.
Live at 1 PM ET: Climate Scientist Fired. Was It For Countering the Narrative? — The Climate Realism Show #210
One of Denmark’s most internationally recognized climate researchers, Dr. Henrik Svensmark, was just sacked from his long-time position at the Technical University of Denmark. Unlike many climate scientists, Svensmark conducted…
Be Honest, Popular Mechanics, Air Conditioning Saves Lives with No Threat of Doom
Suppressing air conditioning is a deadly policy that only the members of the Voluntary Extinction Movement or the Church of Euthanasia, for example, could love.
Met Office Say Class 5 Lingwood Meets International Standards!
The Met Office can no longer claim to be a serious, scientific organisation:
President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge Shows How America Can Win the AI Race
The good news is that we do not have to choose one goal over the other. States across the Southeast are demonstrating that America can attract data centers, strengthen communities,…
The Great “Hot Drought” Humbug: Why Lake Powell Is Really Drying Up
It is collapsing because a standard, historically recurring dry spell hit a river system that was already being pumped dry past its physical limits.
The Era of Decentralized Observation
The thermometer is an observation. The black box is an interpretation.
Claim: Australia is Blowing Millions of Dollars on a No Show Climate Conference
Apparently someone in the office stuffed up the invitations.
Anatomy of a State Blunder: Quebec’s “Green” Gas Fiasco
…the true lesson of this fiasco is political and democratic. It underscores the urgent need to break the lock on public debate. When a society converts environmental objectives into unassailable…
EU’s Pretense of ‘Transition’ Leadership Is an Economic Loser
The great majority of mankind aspires to more prosperity, which requires abundant and cheap energy – what the EU employed before adopting ecological dogma. The clash between climate ambitions and…
The Case for EVs Has Failed
The case for EVs has failed, says Professor Gautam Kalghatgi. With lifetime emissions scarcely better and net health impacts three-fold worse than combustion vehicles, destroying our car industry cannot be…
The Impending Collapse of California’s Transportation Fuel Infrastructure
The 4th largest economy in the world is becoming a National Security Risk for America.
Spain to Assemble a Panel of 10 Climate Emergency Experts to Guide Public Policy
As English speaking nations tire of the climate alarmist movement, other nations are picking up the torch.
Cheap Renewables? Reuters Recycles the Myth
“Wind and solar developers naturally want the public to equate nameplate megawatts with reliable supply, subsidized bids with total costs, and rapid deployment with technical necessity. They are selling projects.…
Betelgeuse! Now there are TWO
From the “No. we aren’t talking about cloning Michael Keaton or saying Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse!” department comes this very interesting discovery that took a century to confirm.
Hydrogen plane pioneer seeks lifeline funding
If it was at all feasible, aircraft manufacturers and the likes of Rolls Royce would be gobbling up the technology.
New UK PM Andy Burnham Has Supported a 90% Cut in Hydrocarbon Use Within 10 Years
As Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham wanted to slash hydrocarbon use by 90% in 10 years. Now the new Energy Minister is making similar noises. Chris Morrison wonders if destroying modern…
Elena Kagan Gave Bogus Science a Blind Endorsement
Endorsing a manual without examining its most contentious sections compromises due diligence. Fortunately, it is not too late to correct course. The Federal Judicial Center should act now to restore…
Comments on golden eagle errors in Wyoming’s wildlife action plan
Wyoming must act to protect the golden eagles.
Is “I don’t feel any emotion about climate change” a Symptom of Emotional Distress? Or do People Just Not Care?
The people surveyed might have had other problems on their minds.