“Water, water everywhere, but swimming pools shut over drought” – Swimming pools are shut over drought even as storms rage and Britain is warned of a winter of flooding, notes the Telegraph.
“Approving Jackdaw is the right call” – Labour has accepted the case for domestic gas and must now follow the logic through, says Harry Wilkinson in the Critic.
“The Jackdaw decision is a telling sign of dissent among Labour’s climate faithful” – The Jackdaw decision is a telling sign of dissent among the climate faithful, as Net Zero by 2050 and its importunate demands on our wallets make people lose belief and patience, writes Charles Moore in the Telegraph.
“Andy Burnham steps aside from EV decision over wife’s industry links” – The Prime Minister will not be involved in deliberations about EV sales targets because of his wife Marie-France van Heel’s connections to a charging company, reports the Times.
“The climate blame game: when correlation becomes causation” – A new report blames climate change for sexual violence, child marriage and unintended pregnancies, but Thomas Richard in the Climate Change Dispatch points out that correlation is not causation.
“Cancel culture. Another science paper credits CO2 with calling off the next ice age” – A new science paper concludes that as CO2 keeps rising, a return to glacial conditions is “extremely unlikely”, says the Watts Up With That.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Wind Turbines vs Nature” – From beaches to old-growth forests, wind farms are destroying the environment in the name of saving it, says Sandra Bourke. Greens are turning their backs as reckless renewables industrialise the natural world.