This is Part II of a multipart, systematic refutation of the University of Exeter’s Global Tipping Points Report 2025. In Part I, the focus was the report’s rhetorical architecture: the…
Author: Charles Rotter
Renewables Catastrophically Expensive
Which is why no company using lots of power, certainly not any of Elon’s, actually tries to do it.
The Global Tipping Points Report 2025, Part 1: Catastrophe, Certainty, and the Architecture of Urgency
The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 is ambitious. It seeks to reshape finance, law, economics, and culture under a unified urgency narrative. Whether that narrative rests on sufficiently robust predictive…
Open Thread
The Trump EPA estimated that repealing the finding would save American taxpayers over $1 trillion dollars. Several energy policy experts and agency insiders previously told the Daily Caller News Foundation the finding…
Harvard Divinity School and the New Climate Inquisition
And the broader pattern is hard to miss. Environmental discourse is being reframed as a moral sorting exercise. Before you debate policy, you scan for hidden sins. Before you examine…
LIVE at 1 p.m. ET: The Endangerment Finding Is Dead. Here’s Why It Matters — The Climate Realism Show #190
Does the end of the Endangerment Finding mean the death of the climate hoax? How significant is this move, really, if it doesn’t directly address CO2 emissions from coal and…
Hell Has Frozen Over: The Washington Post Discovers the Limits of the EPA
Hell may not have frozen entirely. But a chill wind has blown through the Post’s editorial boardroom. When an institution long associated with climate alarmism writes “It’s about time” in…
Aerosols: The Heads I Win, Tails You Lose of Climate Science
This is what “heads I win, tails you lose” looks like in a scientific framework. There is no observational outcome that forces a reconsideration of the underlying assumptions. Warming confirms…
Process Wins One: Federal Judicial Center Deletes Climate Chapter from Judicial Manual
That is not a victory for any particular scientific theory. It is a victory for skepticism in its proper sense—for restraint, for adversarial testing, and for the idea that courts…
TIME RUNNING OUT for Early Bird rates to Heartland’s Climate Conference in April!
If you want a special ticket rate, and a discount from our hotel room block, you’ll have to act soon!
Zombie Carbon Taxes – The Climate Realism Show #189
A spending bill that passed the Senate recently included a provision directing the Department of Energy to review the “carbon intensity” of American-made products and compare the CO2 emissions with…
Turning “What If” into “How Many”: The Rhetorical Alchemy of Climate Modeling
Deep in the paper, uncertainty is emphasized, limitations are acknowledged, and projections are framed as exploratory. In the abstract, figures, and conclusions, those same exploratory outputs are converted into quantified…
Finally — A Truly “Unprecedented” Weather Event
In a world where climate alarmists constantly cry “unprecedented” at every warm weather anomaly, here’s a genuinely rare meteorological story that deserves the term on its own merits —
LIVE at 1 p.m. ET: Winter Misery — The Climate Realism Show #188
Most of the United States is enduring the worst winter weather in years — digging out from a foot or more of snow while facing record-breaking temperatures far below normal.…
Industry is Being Sacrificed to Net Zero Ideology, Says Siemens Energy Boss
Joe Kaeser said strict zero-emission targets had crippled manufacturing and heavy industry in Germany and beyond. He called on the German Government to work on a more “economically feasible plan”…
Data centers are the physical internet
Building new data centers has become highly controversial. This massive public debate suffers from a major confusion in that what data centers do is seldom mentioned, except that they do…
The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 Part 3: Positive Tipping Points and Industrial Policy Engineering
The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 rests on a single structural premise: that coordinated intervention can push society across thresholds into self-reinforcing decarbonization.