“Net Zero added £140.3 billion to our electricity bills. Nobody official counts it” – On Substack, Richard Lyon puts Net Zero’s price tag at £140 billion on Britain’s electricity bills and asks why nobody official is keeping track of what climate policies are costing us.
“Britain will pay a high price for its doomed EV transition” – Investors have poured huge sums into the assumption that we would all have to plug in our cars and now stand to lose a lot of money, notes Matthew Lynn in the Spectator.
“Sudden stratospheric warming, powerful El Niño combination may lead to extreme Europe cold, energy crisis!” – Sudden stratospheric warming combined with a powerful El Niño may bring extreme cold and an energy crisis to Europe, warns P. Gosselin at NoTricksZone.
“UN climate panic rests on false scenario and buried past” – In Townhall, Vijay Jayaraj claims that UN climate alarm relies on outdated scenarios and ignores historical warm periods and the benefits of CO2.
“The climate blame game: when correlation becomes causation” – In America Out Loud, Mary-Jean Harris takes aim at a report claiming the “climate crisis” fuels sexual violence, child marriage and unintended pregnancy.
“The new Alaska gold rush” – Alaska’s UKMP project is a potential new US source of copper, zinc and other metals vital to domestic supply chains, reports Duggan Flanakin at CFACT.
“Indian collegian challenges EV ‘sustainability’ claims” – A CFACT collegian takes on the claim that electric vehicles are more sustainable than petrol-powered vehicles.
“I have trust issues with Big Nature” – Too many nature charities are putting Left-wing activism before serving the causes for which they were founded, says Charles Moore in the Telegraph.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“How Green billionaires convinced the world to build thousands of useless windmills” – In the Daily Sceptic’s final exclusive extract from Chris Morrison’s new book on the ‘climate crisis’: trying to run a modern economy on windmills is insane, but eye-watering sums from green billionaires say it isn’t.