Climate News Round-Up
The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe
“Wrong, Inside Climate News, climate change isn’t worsening wildlife viruses in New Jersey” – Claims that climate change is behind New Jersey wildlife viruses are way off base, writes Anthony Watts on Climate Realism.
“Reeves’s energy bill discount undercut by Miliband’s grid upgrades” – Rachel Reeves’s £150 energy bill cut has been quietly eaten up by the cost of Ed Miliband’s Net Zero grid upgrades, reports the Telegraph.
“Taxpayers may be liable for millions as solar firm heads into administration” – British solar firm Hive Energy is preparing to appoint administrators just months after securing a £60 million taxpayer-backed loan, says Bitget.
“Coal power back in trend as globe tries to keep pace with growing demand for power” – Coal is making a comeback as the world scrambles to meet rising energy demand, writes P. Gosselin on Notrickszone.
“The case against Net Zero – a 14th update” – Net Zero imperils our national security and could result in Britain’s economic devastation, warns Robin Guenier in Cliscep.
“A climatologist asks: What is the correct CO2 concentration? ” – If carbon dioxide is truly a pollutant, then there must be a threshold, says Dr Matthew Wielicki on Climate Change Dispatch.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“No, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, climate skeptics are not in for a ‘nasty surprise’” – The Telegraph’s Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has warned climate sceptics they are in for a “nasty surprise” as the globe passes 1.7°C. Ben Pile, however, is unfazed by the prospect of being slightly warmer.