“Andy Burnham makes new North Sea drilling illegal” – Andy Burnham’s energy independence bill would make new North Sea drilling illegal and stop future ministers from easily reversing the exploration ban, according to the Telegraph.
“Move all energy policy costs onto gas says ESNZ Committee” – Net Zero costs are spiralling, so MPs want to shift them from electricity bills to gas bills instead, notes Paul Homewood in Not a Lot of People Know That.
“UN climate summit hypocrisy” – COP31 wants free countries to sign up to financial obligations dreamed up overseas, at a conference hosted by a government that jails activists and shuts down newsrooms, writes Rebecca Terrell in the New American.
“Climate researchers ask 90 Queenslanders which messengers could sell climate action better than environmentalists” – Researchers on an A$432,467 federal grant have handed 90 Queenslanders $10 gift cards to find out which farmers, firefighters and other unexpected messengers could sell climate action better than Left-leaning activists, according to Charles Rotter at Watts Up With That?
“Recovery of Kazakh Steppe’s animals without climate targets” – Wild animals have refused to follow the script that they would vanish unless governments treat carbon dioxide as the master switch for Earth’s temperature, says Vijay Jayaraj for CO2 Coalition.
“There is one thing worse than destroying the economy through Net Zero” – On Substack, Ross Jonathan Clark reveals that there’s something even worse than wrecking the economy with Net Zero programmes to control the climate.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“The simple empirical observation that blows the CO2 climate narrative out of the water” – There’s a simple empirical observative that blows the CO2 climate narrative out the water, says Stephen Andrews: it’s the inconvenient fact that winter has warmed much more than summer.