They knew a decade ago – “… Battery technology is not yet at the stage where it can fully absorb that firming need and requirement. …”
Analysing NASA Sea Level Data with different starting dates
Much of the concerns regarding sea level rises has arisen following the publication of two papers by Nerem et al (Ref 1 and 2) in 2018 and 2022 respectively. In…
What We’ve Got Here Is Failure to Air Condition. Futurism Blames Climate Change for Hot Prisons
Afternoons that haven’t warmed and nights that have is the pattern you get from development around the thermometers, more than from anything happening to the sun or the sky.
We must embrace AI and data centers, not pause them
We increasingly need AI and data centers to combat our enemies, foreign and domestic. National, local, corporate, hospital, banking and homeowner defense systems need good-guy AI to combat bad-guy AI.
Nuclear Power at ‘Warp Speed’: Magical Thinking Meets Statism
Bipartisan support for commercial fission in Congress and the White House has opened the subsidy floodgates and, to an extent, reined-in overregulation. But the information of a free market where…
Honolulu’s 6/12/26 subpoena to the American Petroleum Institute
The inept handlers of City & County Of Honolulu & Honolulu Board Of Water Supply v. Sunoco Lp point arrows the size of Texas at where the real conspiracy efforts…
Mining Is Not a Supply Chain
The United States should measure critical-mineral security by how much of the resulting supply chain can operate independently of China, not by how many foreign mines it has financed.
The Conversation Admits Fuel Load Is Responsible For Severe Fires, Not Climate
It is good that The Conversation allowed any article that explains something as straightforward as the fact that fuel load is more to blame for severe fires than climate change,…
Believe It or Not. NASA Study Finds the Arctic Melt Season Stopped Lengthening in 2010
If less cloud under a positive Arctic Dipole drove the 2000s lengthening, where does anthropogenic forcing enter the calculation? Why is the 2010–2023 stall internal variability while the 2000–2009 jump…
8 Million Properties at Risk of Flooding by Mid-Century –Environment Agency
A British Geological Society study a few years ago found that the affected coasts, mostly Norfolk, Suffolk and East Yorkshire, have been eroding at a similar rate to now for…
Extracts from Chris Morrison’s New Book Implausible: How Scientists, Activist Politicians and Journalists Invented a Climate Crisis
There is no evidence in the record that suggests a strong, unbreakable connection – something that the current opinion on human-caused global warming surely demands.
Wrong, Media: Penguins Thriving or Dying, Climate Change Gets Blamed Either Way
The BBC reports that Antarctica’s gentoo penguins are “flourishing with climate change,” while CBS News reports that an iconic chinstrap penguin colony has suffered a “population collapse” driven by climate…
Climate Lawsuits Fail Constitutional and Scientific Review
Whatever one thinks of the climate issue, its questions need to be answered according to the disciplined rationale of both the U.S. Constitution and scientific inquiry.
Just the Numbers, Ma’am. Chris Martz on Isaias and Gulf Sea Surface Temperatures
In layman terms? An anomalously warm Gulf has no meaningful correlation to Gulf hurricane intensity.
Feds defy Supreme Court ban on labeling every puddle a ‘protected wetland’
“The Clean Water Act gives the Army Corps of Engineers limited authority to regulate navigable waters — not total control over every drainage ditch and damp parcel of land in…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #710
“[W]e compare the result of [a theory’s] computation to nature, … compare it directly with observations, to see if it works. If it disagrees with experiment, it is wrong. In…
Germany’s Green Energy Debacle: High Energy Costs Force Kahla Porzellan to Close After 182 Years!
According to a report by Blackout News, the renowned porcelain manufacturer Kahla in Thuringia is shutting down its operations for good on December 31, 2026.
Seattle Times Story on Skagit Flooding and Global Warming is Clearly Wrong
The Seattle Times Climate Lab runs a story claiming global warming will create a dangerous situation. A story that is factually incorrect or grossly exaggerated. And it happened again yesterday…
You Pay Each Month for Closing Coal Power
The data are clear, coal keeps electricity prices at a reasonable level, enhances reliability, supports national security and keeps the wolf from the door in times of extreme weather events.
Claim: The French Drought Crisis Should be Addressed by Cutting Pesticide and Switching to Organic Farming
European climate activists seem determined to turn a bad season into a famine crisis.