Climate News Round-Up

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

• “Climate zealots must be stopped from abusing courts” – In TEA, Gary Abernathy warns that climate activists are increasingly abusing the courts to push political agendas that failed in the legislature, and judges must stop them.

• “Calculating the savings from Trump’s repeal of Biden’s greenhouse gas regulations on power plants” – On Substack, Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling calculate that scrapping Biden’s greenhouse gas rules could save Midwestern power users over $500 billion while keeping the lights on.

• “Yes, the US should put a nuclear reactor on the Moon” – The new space race isn’t about who gets to the moon first, says Iulia Lupse in RealClearEnergy; it’s about who stays once they get there – and the key to staying is energy.

• “The Net Zero drive is worrying the markets” – Ed Miliband’s push for 95% clean electricity stretches belief, and investors seem to have their doubts, warns John Redwood in the Telegraph.

• “Electric vehicle charging revolution stalls” – The UK’s roll-out of charging points for electric cars has slammed into reverse, according to This is Money.

• “Germany is not just falling behind – it risks collapsing” – Germany’s energy woes, brought on by its failed attempt at transitioning to green energies, continue to mount, writes P. Gosselin on NoTricksZone.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

“Britain’s quixotic carbon capture crusade” – Ed Miliband’s throwing billions at carbon capture, but as Tilak Doshi points out, it's a quixotic crusade for tech that’s flopped everywhere else.

“IPCC likely to start blaming humans for weather as Friederike Otto takes key role” – With Friederike Otto spearheading the IPCC’s extreme weather team, the foxes are firmly in charge of the chicken coop, says Chris Morrison – get ready for every storm, heatwave and flood to be pinned on humans.