The refinery war and the vulnerability of modern society

How much resilience does a modern society really have if the infrastructure that converts its natural resources into usable forms is disrupted?

Dr. Judith Curry: ‘Michael Mann and the rest of that gang can go suck eggs’

Well I love the cartoon. And I applaud @RogerPielkeJr for continuing to fight the good fight. But I am so over this stuff.

LIVE at 1PM ET – Suncor v. Boulder: Biggest Climate Case Ever — The Climate Realism Show #220

The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in the most-important climate case in many years, perhaps ever. Suncor v. Boulder may decide whether climate activists can sue modern society out…

New Study: 50 Years Of The Most Aggressive ‘Net Zero’ Policies Can Only Affect The Global Climate By 0.03°C

Succinctly, the authors assert reducing anthropogenic emissions (both CO2 and aerosols, particulates) causes both cooling and warming simultaneously, and thus they effectively offset or cancel each other out. Ambitious CO2…

Costa Blame Financial Woes On Climate Change!

What the Telegraph has failed to tell its readers is that Brazilian coffee production always features big swings from year to year.

Natural Gas Turbine Boom (better late than never)

“The ‘invisible hand’ is at work to enable the dash-to-gas (and diesel too) in the catch-up period for economical, large-scale power generation.”

Climate Lawfare Cannot Rewrite Energy History

Governments that cannot convince voters to accept costlier, less reliable energy are not allowed to impose it by judicial fiat instead, says the court in western Michigan.

Bipolar Penguins: Thriving on Tuesday, Dying on Wednesday, Climate Change Blamed for Both

Apparently, Antarctica’s penguins have developed a remarkable new condition: whatever happens to them, the diagnosis is always the same. There must be something in the Antarctic water, because in the…

Climate change not the only blame for bushfire crisis

There is also colonisation.

US September “Heat” Was No Record…Many Records Set Decades Ago

Not a Single Heat Record was Broken in September in the United States. Some Records Going Back to 1881

The Great Trump-driven Pre-Referendum Pipeline/Infrastructure Build Out: great to see but tread wisely

We are at a very crucial stage now, seemingly open to unleashing the full power of our national economic assets. Political whims cannot be the sole driver. There are many…

Why China Cares About Data Centers in Arkansas

is this just a coincidence or does China have an agenda to thwart data center construction that puts our national security at risk?” In fact, residents of all states where…

Wrong, Los Angeles Times, Climate Change Is Not Turning Nature into a Horror Movie

Nature isn’t staging a revolt against humanity. The LAT is simply staging a clickbait style horror story for its readers, and calling it climate science. That’s probably why it is…

Submission on Snowy 2.0 Project Management – September 2026

It took a decade for the fundamental economics of solar power in Australia to become obvious and make grid solar farms stranded assets.  It took less than a year for…

Climate Crazy Articles (please add your own)

A periodic look back at the litany of emotional, rash judgements is merited.

Republican Attorneys General Are Fighting to Lower Energy Costs

Thanks to the work of Republican attorneys general and President Trump’s EPA, we have successfully fought back against many of those policies. But the fight isn’t over, and if Democrats…

Fiji Pre COP31 Climate Conference Panic: “is anyone listening?”

Greens are starting to worry they have lost their audience.

How to Prepare for a Blackout

A power cut lasting an hour or two is an inconvenience, but a blackout lasting a week or more in the middle of winter would be something quite different. Engineers…

People’s Republic of Boulder Wants To Run Your Energy Policy

Boulder is free to govern Boulder. The rest of us never voted to join the People’s Republic.

Beijing’s Useful Idiots: Germany, California and the Green Road to Chinese Supremacy

The world’s third- and fourth-largest economies have become a climate vanguard. Berlin has pledged, for the first time, to end fossil fuel use by 2045. It is not clear whether…