Climate News Round-up

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

• “How Trump can end Europe’s reign of terror on American oil and gas” – Energy experts tell the Daily Caller that the Trump administration has an opportunity to free US oil and gas companies from EU climate regulations.

• “There’s good news for lawyers in a landmark climate ruling. But not for the climate” – In the Washington Post, Bjorn Lomborg argues that the ICJ’s recent climate ruling misreads the science and could end up harming human welfare more than the planet.

• “Regime change for Arctic sea ice” – In NetZeroWatch, Dr David Whitehouse says Arctic sea-ice has held steady since 2007, making a mockery of doom-laden climate predictions.

• “Wrong again, Grist, climate change is not causing higher coffee prices” – In Climate Realism, H. Sterling Burnett argues that Grist’s claim that climate change is driving up coffee prices is fiction; tariffs, not warming, are the reason.

• “Mad, bad and dangerous to grow” – In Climate Scepticism, Mark Hodgson takes aim at the crazy world of biofuels.

• “Media touted paper that climate change will make world poorer, but kept silent as flaws are revealed” – A widely cited study predicting climate change would slash GDP by 19% over 24 years has been debunked, yet all we hear is crickets from the mainstream media, says Just the News.

• “A takeover of the IPCC” – On Substack, Roger Pielke Jr. warns that the IPCC’s 7th assessment report is shifting its extreme weather chapter from rigorous science to politically driven “extreme event attribution”.

• “Ed Miliband shows us how to wreck Net Zero” – The Energy Secretary’s whole environmental strategy is misconceived and he only has himself to blame, writes Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Telegraph.

• “Norway makes one of biggest North Sea discoveries in a decade” – Norway’s biggest North Sea oil find in a decade has put fresh heat on Ed Miliband’s move to end oil and gas exploration, reports GB News.

• “Tory councillor releases bizarre advert of him blowing up solar farms” – A Conservative council leader has released a Grand Theft Auto-style advert showing him blowing up solar farms after his county was earmarked for swathes of solar panels, says the Mail.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

“The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 8” – Host Laurie Wastell catches up with Ben Pile, journalist and Daily Sceptic regular, on his bizarre debate with a Net Zero ideologue professor who could barely string a sentence together – and what it says about the delusions of the climate cult.