Guest Post By Willis Eschenbach Only a journalist truly committed to the ancient art of panic-clickbait could squeeze all the world’s existential dread into a headline like, “A Giant, Destructive…
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The Road To Hell Is Paved With Green Intentions
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Sometimes you can’t help but marvel at how much we’re all willing to pay for the illusion of “green progress.” New Jersey decided—like half the…
Why Is Cheap Electricity So D@mn Expensive?
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach [See update at the end] We’ve been told over and over by very serious people that wind and solar are far cheaper than natural gas…
OCO Satellites: Fancy Tools, Empty Pockets
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach One of the most reliable tells in the climate shell game is a government program with a name that promises “carbon” and delivers something suspiciously…
Climate Activism In Judicial Drag
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach If you’d asked me last week to imagine the world’s “highest court” declaring climate science settled by judicial fiat, and then threatening the globe with…
COPocalypse Now
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach The next UN Climate Change Conference, COP30, will be held in Belém, Brazil, from November 10-21, 2025. Near as I can tell, “COP” stands for “Conference of Party-goers”,…
White Lies, Damn Lies, and California Lies
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach It must be another day ending in a “y”, because once again, Governor Gavin Goodhair Newsom of California is pushing lies about California. Here’s the…
Learning With The Dumbest Genius Librarian
I wrote about using perplexity.ai before. Since then, I came across a fascinating way to use any AI for research into any topic. Want to learn about something fast? Here’s…
Moving, But Not In A Straight Line
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach. I must confess, I use WUWT as a lab notebook on steroids. It reflects my latest work, my latest calculations, my latest graphics, my latest…
Scotland’s Tidal Bet: Net Zero, Net Loss
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Let me invite you to consider the Scottish coast, where the tides are large and the headlines are gushing—much like the capital outflow—over the MeyGen…
Ocean “Reversal” Hysteria: Facts Not Included
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Every so often, the climate media machine spits out a headline so breathless you’d think the laws of physics had just been accidentally repealed by…
Why Your EV Won’t Fill Up In Five
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Well, it’s happened again. The tech press is in full swoon, the Twitterati are high-fiving in the digital aisles, and the battery boys at Huawei…
Toward A New Climate Paradigm
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach What got me into investigating climate science a quarter-century ago? The astounding stability of the Earth’s global surface mean temperature (GMST). For example, since the…
A 485-million-year history of bad science
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach, with thanks to Charles The Moderator for the above image. A few days ago I published another analysis of mine, called pHony Alarmism. Take a…
pHony Alarmism
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach For a while now scientists have been raising the alarm about the effect of increasing atmospheric CO2 on the pH of the ocean. pH is…
The Emergence of Emergence
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’ve been exploring the abilities of Artificial Intelligence, which I described in a previous post as “The World’s Dumbest Genius Librarian“. I read a curious…
My Hypothesis Re-Emerges
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’ve been on a most curious quest this last week. I wanted to download all of my WUWT posts so I could make them into…
Not All That Sensitive
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach For no particular reason, I got to thinking about the non-global nature of the incoming energy. And this led me to consider the sensitivity of…
Warming, But Far From Global
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach My mind wanders in curious back byways. I got to thinking about the “global” part of “global warming”. Over the past ~ quarter century, according…
The Dumbest Genius Librarian
Guest Post by Willis EschenbachI have been using the AI “perplexity.ai” extensively lately both for scientific and general research. I think of it as the world’s dumbest, most unruly genius…
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