If this deadly global warming continues, Canadians might have to invest in T-shirts and shorts.
Month: September 2024
Volvo Abandons 2030 EV Target As Market Woes Continue
The company’s shift in strategy comes amid broader challenges in the EV market, with consumer demand coming in lower than proponents hoped, according to Fortune, and automakers like Rivian, Ford and General Motors hemorrhaging cash on…
Ockham’s View of Cenozoic CO2
The solubility of CO2 is temperature-dependent. The existence of both a paleo-SST record and a paleo-CO2 record brought to mind the possibly that the rise and fall of SST was…
Do Green Energy Subsidies Work?
With the country deeply in debt, wasting hundreds of billions of dollars on subsidies for green energy, as the Inflation Reduction Act calls for, is an idea whose time is…
Invasion Of The Water Snatchers
The punchline here is obvious: everything about the “green” hydrogen push is ridiculous. But billions in federal tax dollars are at stake. That much cash can purchase a heap of…
Petrol Cars “Rationed to Meet Net Zero Targets”
“The new car market is no longer a market, unfortunately. It’s a state-imposed supply chain.”
What Happened to Your “Wettest Summer”, Met Office?
As I noted at the time, the Met Office’s warning did not even tally with their own 3-Month Outlook, and was clearly designed as pure spin intended to scare the…
Sea Levels and Excel
Having used Excel for the last 7 years to study Sea Levels I have discovered various pit falls, techniques and useful functions. I wish to share these with the wider…
The Green New Deal could make electricity 28 times more expensive
Below I show how the Green New Deal can cause the average household electricity bill to go up a crushing $52,500. The reason is simple. Wind and solar require a…
Radical Green British Government Imposes Soviet Style Rationing of Gasoline Vehicles
Remember when we used to laugh about Soviets queuing for years to purchase a Lada?
Epic Fail: ‘There is NO progress on climate’ – U.S. still consumes 82% of our energy from fossil fuels in 2023 – despite hundreds of billions spent by Biden-Harris – In 2023 world burned more fossil fuels than at any other time in history’
The US is mostly run on fossil fuels, also in 2023. 82% of all energy (not just electricity) consumed comes from coal, oil and gas. Nuclear is 9%, renewables (mostly…
The Puppeteers of Perception: How AI Systems Are Designed to Mislead. Jonathan Cohler
But the neural networks, like people, cannot lie unless they’ve been trained to lie. The fact that AI companies have put in all these layers of what I call their…
Renewables: Are They Really Cheaper?
Anyway, we’ll see if Iowa and its co-enthusiasts for wind power can keep marching forward to the 100% zero-emissions future. I will be the first to congratulate them if they…
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Agency Approves First Generation IV Nuclear Reactor
All of these are positive developments for those of us who enjoy the perks of civilization, such a light at night and heat during the winter.
Aussie Green Economy Blame Storm Gathers Momentum
Australia’s federal treasurer has criticised the Reserve Bank for raising interest rates, instead of taking responsibility for the green inflation he and his fellow incompetents unleashed.
UAH Global Temperature Update for August, 2024: +0.88 deg. C
Persistent global-averaged warmth was (unusually) contributed to this month by the Southern Hemisphere. Of the 27 regions we routinely monitor, 5 of them set record-warm (or near-record) high monthly temperature…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #610
“There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments, and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance—that principle is…
Greenland Icecap Carries On As Normal
Greenland’s Ice Sheet has been perfectly normal this last 12 months, with the Surface Mass Balancing increasing in size at the normal rate:
Rising Global Temperatures Saving Millions Of Lives, Study Finds. Cold Kills 30 Times More!
“Globally, 5,083,173 deaths per year were associated with sub-optimal temperatures, accounting for 9.43% of all deaths. 8.52% were cold-related and 0.91% were heat-related. There were 74 temperature-related excess deaths per…
Climate Change Weekly #517: Net Zero Efforts Destroying Forests and Reefs
“It has been assumed by modern scientists (and popularized by the recent preference for alarmist narratives) that reefs could not favorably withstand these environmental conditions—nor such rapid change,” writes No…
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