Climate News Round-Up

The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe

• “Our diminished Armed Forces are paying the price for Net Zero” – Britain’s Armed Forces have been dangerously weakened because Net Zero policies have been prioritised over the energy needs of hard power, says Maurice Cousins in the Telegraph.

• “EV industry reached $70 billion in losses in 2024” – The electric vehicle industry has racked up $70 billion in losses in 2024 due to delusional green ideologies, writes P. Gosselin on NoTricksZone.

• “New food pyramid: another blow to climate activism” – Taste, texture and smell matter in the real world, rain or shine, says Robert Bradley Jr. on Master Resource.

• “US opens dome facility in Idaho to test mini nuclear reactors” – For the first time, the US has created a place where developers can test mini nuclear reactors under real-world conditions, reports Climate Change Dispatch.

• “Wrong, the Independent, the Atlantic current isn’t on the brink of collapse” – In Climate Realism, Anthony Watts debunks claims that the Atlantic current is on the brink of collapse. It’s alarmist speculation based on unreliable models.

• “The high price of climate virtue signalling is destructive” – Achieving Net Zero emissions will result in significant costs, loss of freedoms and lower living standards, warns Paul Driessen in Climate Change Dispatch.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

• “The UK and EU increasingly resemble the Soviet Union with their sham democracy and rigid ideology” – The EU and UK increasingly resemble the late Soviet Union in both institutional architecture and ideological rigidity, says Tilak Doshi. A central bureaucracy sets the agenda while parliaments are mere democratic theatre.