Climate News Round-Up

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

• “Fuel rationing chaos looms in New York State” – The idea that New York State can significantly reduce emissions by rationing gas and diesel is ridiculous, writes David Wojick in CFACT.

• “Climate faithful admit need for fossil fuels” – On the CO₂ Coalition Substack, Vijay Jayaraj argues that recent acknowledgements by the IEA show fossil fuels will remain the backbone of electricity generation.

• “Norway strikes oil in North Sea near British waters” – New discoveries have reinforced Norway’s energy prospects while UK production continues to decline, reports the Telegraph.

• “BP sells £4 billion stake in Castrol to tackle debt mountain” – BP has offloaded most of its Castrol business as part of efforts to reduce borrowing, says CNBC.

• “Regarding the peril of Lake Chad” – In Climate Scepticism, Jit challenges the prevailing climate alarm narratives about Lake Chad’s decline.

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