The net zero agenda requires a deliberate ignorance of how the modern world functions. South Korea rose from the ashes of war to become a global economic titan because it…
RIP Doomsday Model RCP8.5 – A Quiet but Profound Shift in Climate Science
The long run of RCP8.5 has come to an end For more than a decade, anyone paying attention to how climate science has been communicated, not just conducted, has seen…
WSJ Energy Reporting: Improvement Needed
The ongoing come-uppance of the mainstream media needs to reach business reporting. In a new political climate, that time is now at the Wall Street Journal.
Claim: Japan’s Coal and Nuclear Push Risks Displacing Renewable Energy
“… As coal and nuclear generation expand … they may displace domestic renewable energy …”
Oversupply Of Volatile Solar Energy Leads To Record NEGATIVE Prices!
“The record negative prices are the market’s loudest warning signal that we have an oversupply of unstable generation, but a dramatic lack of flexibility and storage capacity,” Klimanachrichten summarizes.
Changing Sunlight, Weather & Climate
…changes in solar intensity across latitudes and seasons are argued here to be a primary driver of the observed patterns and a useful guide for anticipating future regional trends. Broadly,…
BOEM Offshore Wind Approvals: Radar Risks Identified, Not Resolved
“Congress now has an opportunity—and an obligation—to correct this flawed process by requiring rigorous, upfront, full-footprint review of radar impacts on air safety and national security before any further offshore…
Co-op City: What It Looks Like When Energy Reality Catches Up To You
We are facing the consequences of having ignorant environmental activists and politicians trying to re-design our energy system. Fortunately, Co-op City comes complete with a large bloc of voters who,…
Claim: Only Conservatives who Don’t Like Liberals Oppose Climate Action
“… reducing hostility toward the other side (particularly among conservatives) may facilitate cross-ideological climate coalitions. …”
Lee Zeldin Infuriates Purple-Haired Democrat While He Schools Her On Basic Supreme Court Cases
Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin fired back at Democratic Connecticut Rep. Rosa DeLauro on Monday while she tried to lecture him on climate change.
Time for the UK Met Office to Reform its Junk Temperature Statistics Before It’s Too Late
Like the Met Office, the US weather service NOAA was riddled with activists making Net Zero hay with similar dodgy temperature data. Almost instantly, that all stopped when the Trump…
Federal Power Meets California Resistance in Santa Ynez Oil Restart Battle
President Trump issued a Defense Product Act-based executive order to get oil flowing again off the California coast. State judge basically ruled a previous California court injunction against offshore oil…
Wrong, AP, Wildfires Have Always Burned at Night
The AP’s story does not represent accurate reporting. It is climate narrative reinforcement layered on top of selective data and incomplete history. The Associated Press should be ashamed to foist…
Wyoming has a secret eagle-kill organization
This secrecy must end. Federal agencies working in secret with wind interests, while golden eagles are being killed in large numbers, is not acceptable.
IPCC Troubles: The Latest from Bangkok
“This is the fifth consecutive failed attempt…. UNEP warns the IPCC trust fund may run out before AR7 is even finished. What we are watching is … a slow-motion erosion…
Dam the Bering Strait? – When Climate Panic Meets Geoengineering Fantasy
Ocean circulation is a coupled system. Change one gateway, and you risk…well, anything.
Balsa Trees Illegally Logged for Wind Power
Balsa wood is a key component of wind turbines, a near-perfect material for them.
The State of Climate Science: Uncertainty, Complexity, and the Politics That Follow
That combination brings both uncertainty and, inevitably, complications.
Eye Roller Study: Burned forest areas have faster snowmelt
No tree canopy means more sunlight reaches the ground…. Well….DUH!”
Interesting Field Work: Treetops glowing during storms captured for the first time
It’s nearly invisible to the naked eye but our instruments give rise to a vision of swaths of scintillating corona glowing as thunderstorms pass overhead
