“Tories pledge to scrap environment agencies and expand Heathrow” – Kemi Badenoch has pledged to abolish Britain’s environmental quangos, end Net Zero regulations and push through a third runway at Heathrow, reports the Times.
“Climate change can’t be harming Indonesian coffee production – it’s setting records” – In ClimateRealism, H. Sterling Burnett debunks an Asia Nikkei report blaming climate change for failing Indonesian coffee harvests, pointing out that yields have in fact been rising to record levels.
“Major Nature study retracted after RCP8.5 debunking” – A major research paper in Nature claiming to prove climate change was worsening droughts has been withdrawn following the debunking of its RCP8.5 emissions scenario, notes the Heartland Institute.
“German expert warns of severe economic and social consequences” – German energy expert Prof Fritz Vahrenholt is warning that the country’s green energy transition risks severe economic and social consequences, writes P. Gosselin in NoTricksZone.
“Winds of change” – A significant shift in the wind energy landscape raises questions about the abuse of power, says Mark Hodgson in Climate Scepticism.
“The CCC is coming for your holiday” – On his Eigen Values Substack, David Turver reveals that the Climate Change Committee is calling for new taxes and extra costs on flying that threaten to make foreign holidays significantly more expensive.
“How classrooms become ‘impact’ zones on climate” – A federal-state endorsed teaching group is helping Australian schools brainwash children with climate alarmism and woke ideology, warns Tony Thomas in Climate Scepticism.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Beijing’s useful idiots: Germany, California and the green road to Chinese supremacy” – Germany and California parade as climate superpowers – yet both import energy, destroy industry and hand supply chains to Beijing. Western virtue, says Tilak Doshi, is made in Chinese coal-fired factories.