The thousands of batteries being deployed to stabilise Britain’s electricity networks could bring down the grid, government experts have warned.
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #699
Quote of the Week: “An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes, which can be made, in a very narrow field.” — Niels Bohr
ECMWF Models Throwing Cold Water on Extreme Germany Heat Wave Forecast Next Week
Recent Germany forecasts of “never seen before heat” coming next week are already fizzling out. Of course there’s going to be some hot weather next week, but probably nothing like…
Claim: Renewables are Too Risky for Aussie Retirement Savings – But Rule Changes could Fix That
Australia’s superannuation retirement savings, recently praised by President Trump, could be raided to push forward Net Zero.
America Is Leaving a Global Coal Opportunity on the Table
Modern export infrastructure, faster permitting, competitive tax and fee policies, and trade agreements that reflect the enormous opportunity before us could move the U.S. from an underperforming supplier to a…
Climate Oddel Modities
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on X, my personal blog is here) The IPCC describes computer climate models as follows: “Climate models are mathematical representations of the climate system,…
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Trump is Right to Take On the Climate Litigation Complex
Whatever one makes of President Trump’s chosen words, the underlying demand – that a body claiming the authority of disinterested science should actually be disinterested – is one any serious…
Is Britain’s New Energy Secretary Even Crazier than Mad Ed?
Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh wants full Net Zero by 2030.
“What did we miss?” — Open Letter to the Editor of The New York Times
It isn’t the climate crisis that needs to be fixed, it’s the epic level journalism malfeasance that’s been happening for upwards of 30 years in this issue.
Dr. Henrik Svensmark: Cosmic Rays, Clouds & Climate | Interview w/ Drs. Willie Soon & Ronan Connolly
In this in-depth conversational interview and discussion, Professor Henrik Svensmark (formerly of Danish National Space Center) explains his groundbreaking research on how galactic cosmic rays influence cloud formation and climate.
Do Reusable Cups Make Eco-Zealots Less Likely to Attend Protests?
Does recycling make the climate concerned feel they’ve done their bit? Or does it make them angrier?
Greenland’s Ice Sheet Was Supposed to Be Rapidly Melting Away. It Hasn’t Been.
Greenland is halfway through its current (2025-2026) melt season. So far it’s not looking good for the alarmist narrative.
Met Office Remain Silent About Their Own Research That Undermines Their Agenda
You can take or leave the aerosol theory, but what this new research confirms is that the jet stream is the driver of hot summers here in the UK, not…
Renewables ‘Can’t Keep Up’ With Data Center Pace. As Usual, the Left Wants Government to Step In.
The political left is worried that the rapid expansion of data centers across the U.S. – a controversial but necessary development considering our competition with China – is increasingly accompanied…
Wrong, Wisconsin Examiner and Investigative Post, Canadian Wildfire Smoke Is Not Proof of Climate Change
The real story isn’t that smoke drifted hundreds of miles from Canadian wildfires. Wildfire smoke commonly does that and has throughout history, as was discussed at Climate Realism previously, here and here, for…
Yet Another Embarrassment From The National Academy Of Pseudoscience
The federal government needs to completely defund the NAS today, if not sooner. Also, I call on every member of the NAS to resign. If you stay in, you are…
New York’s Wind Permitting Scandal
… the lack of a comprehensive cumulative environmental impact assessment prevents us from knowing the full impacts of the projected build‑out of wind and solar projects necessary to meet Climate…
Live at 1 PM ET: Blame Canada! Smoky Skies and Climate Change — The Climate Realism Show #209
Wildfires in Canada have become a major story in the US because the smoke from those fires have traveled a very long way, covering the skies of cities in the…