Voters are not failing to grasp the moral stakes of climate change, as Regunberg supposes; they are making entirely rational trade-offs between an abstract, long-horizon risk and the concrete, immediate…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #698
“The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is arrogance.” — Albert Einstein
Wind Energy Means Going Back To The Middle Ages, Says German Professor Horst-Joachim Lüdecke
…he views the attempt to power Germany primarily with wind and solar energy as a politically forced effort to return to an unreliable, medieval method of energy generation, thereby ignoring…
Honda Is Paying the Price for Falling for Biden-Era Climate Policies. Let’s Spare Others the Same Fate.
That’s why it’s crucial to bring stability to the political landscape – stability that can only be effective when all energy resources are allowed to be part of the mix,…
Rolling Blackouts Hit New York
Without any ability to add reliable generation to it grid, New York faces more of same every time the heat gets into this range. There is nothing inevitable about this.…
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Just Crossed the Border—And It Blew Up the Fantasy of Carbon Emission Trading
The border does not stop the wind. It does not stop the smoke. And it certainly does not create the perfect information and clear property rights that emission trading requires.…
Winter Is Coming: The Work to Keep Us Warm Is Underway
And while most Americans are still thinking about air conditioning, American energy workers are already preparing for the first bitter night of January. America is fortunate to have abundant natural…
Was Storm Eowyn Worse than the Great Storm of 1987?
This dishonesty goes well beyond mere gaslighting. To suggest Eowyn was worse is an outright lie.
Parmesan Cheese Is Not Endangered by Climate Change, Reuters
With this story, Reuters is reaching for a political angle rather than accurately portraying the state of Italy’s dairy industry and the threats posed to it by expensive, intermittent wind…
AI Data Centers Are the Heroes, Not the Villains
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, let’s remember that the data centers powering AI are financing America’s future, not draining it.
Aussie Renewable Energy Retailer Collapse Blamed on President Trump
I doubt President Trump even heard of this company but his magic apparently somehow caused its collapse.
New York Mandated “Climate Education.” Conservatives Should Be Cheering… Seriously.
Conservatives win the long game by celebrating proven ideas. In education, as in the rest of American life, the ideas that deliver for kids are the ones that deserve to…
Have Nurses Nothing Better to Do Than Discuss Climate Change?
If you wanted a snapshot of why so many nurses feel increasingly disconnected from their professional bodies, you could do worse than read the minutes of a recent meeting of…
The Wyoming Disturbance
Is all the talk of wind and batteries aiding true, or just protecting the reputation of renewables?
Reining in U.S. EPA Abuse: A Legislative Opportunity
It is time to stop the EPA from acting like an economic planning agency and instead get it focused on its mission of environmental protection.
Extreme Attribution Gets a National Academies Upgrade: But the Weakest Link Problem Remains
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine has released a new report, Attribution of Extreme Weather and Climate Events and Their Impacts, accompanied by a press release announcing that…
LA Times: Climate Change is NOT Taking Food Off Your Table
How times have changed – a major Californian news outlet publishing a climate skeptic article.
Live at 1 PM ET: Giant Bond Villain Space Mirror Approved by Feds — The Climate Realism Show #208
How many Bond villain schemes can climate alarmists come up with? Apparently one every month or so. The latest scheme to “save the planet” and help make solar installations viable…
New York Court Refuses To Block State’s Plan For A “Renewables” Program
Implementation of the impossible Climate Act mandates is perhaps the biggest political hot potato in New York at the moment.
