“The Green Party is a menace to free speech” – The Green Party poses a sinister and authoritarian threat to free speech, warns Max Thompson in Spiked.
“Net Zero won’t fix climate change. Technology will” – Treat a warming planet as an engineering problem rather than a moral failing, and it starts to look solvable, says John Aziz on the Quillette Substack.
“This obsession with green energy is making Britain uninvestable” – Britain’s fixation with green energy is destroying its investment credentials, warns Hunting’s Chief Executive Jim Johnson in the Mail.
“Nepal floods? Blame them on climate change!” – On his Not a Lot of People Know That blog, Paul Homewood slams the media’s reflexive rush to pin devastating Nepal flash floods and mudslides on climate change.
“El Niños have become 40% stronger in last 40 years than previous 1,000” – As the ‘superest of all super El Niños’ takes shape, a new study has found that El Niño events have been ramping up for decades, according to the Mail.
“The climate change minister is softening on aircon, but has forgotten that it gets cold sometimes” – On his Substack, Ross Jonathan Clark notes that the climate change minister’s apparent shift on aircon conspicuously ignores the inconvenient reality that Britain also gets cold.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Inverted institutions: the purpose of most UK public bodies is now to do the precise reverse of what they were originally set up to do” – From a power grid designed to fail to a Cambridge education professor opposed to teaching children – Britain’s institutions seem built to do the precise opposite of their purpose, says Steven Tucker.