“America depends on small businesses. Small businesses depend on reliable energy” – In RealClearEnergy, Ted Ellis argues that the political push away from a dependable electricity grid threatens the small businesses that form the backbone of the American economy.
“Norway’s oil and gas production to plummet in threat to UK supplies” – Norway has warned that its North Sea gas production will begin to fall as soon as 2030, threatening crucial supplies that have helped Britain keep the lights on, according to OilPrice.com.
“We passed peak ‘climate change’ (um) research” – Data from Google Scholar suggests the torrent of academic papers carrying the keyword “climate change” has crested and is now in decline, writes William M. Briggs on his blog.
“Leading physicist debunks foundation of Canada’s Net Zero goals” – Professor William A. van Wijngaarden of York University in Toronto argues that there is no human-made climate crisis and that efforts to “stop climate change” will cause serious damage to society, according to CO2 Coalition.
“Aussie activists moaning about massive new ‘climate bomb’ gas field in the Northern Territory” – Australian climate activists are denouncing a major new gas field development in the Northern Territory as a “climate bomb”, insisting that no amount of jobs or economic benefit can justify it, writes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“And they’re off!” – The BBC is scaremongering about climate change threatening seahorses, despite evidence that human activity is the real threat, says Mark Hodgson at Cliscep.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Flight of the Jaguar” – Jaguar has announced 4,000 job cuts in the UK, blaming Brexit, Trump and China. But the real culprit is the misbegotten shift to EVs without checking anyone wants to buy them, says Paul Homewood.
“OECD risks US wrath by pushing ahead with climate finance despite Washington calling time on Net Zero” – The OECD is risking US wrath by pushing ahead with green finance initiatives despite Washington calling time on Net Zero, says Dr Tilak Doshi. A new report on climate regulation has Brussels’s fingerprints all over it.