“Measuring meaningless climate actions” – The question of what Americans would actually gain from eliminating every ton of CO2 emitted through fossil fuel use exposes the futility of current climate policy, says Vijay Jayaraj at American Thinker.
“Wrong, New York Times, Nepal’s tragedy wasn’t caused by climate change” – In ClimateRealism, Anthony Watts argues that the New York Times‘s claim that climate change caused the catastrophic Nepal glacier collapse is flatly contradicted by the evidence.
“How the Nepal floods became an ideological battleground” – Evidence pointing to a natural trigger – cryospheric collapse – behind the Nepal disaster has done little to stop climate campaigners from seizing on the floods for ideological purposes, writes Ed Cumming in the Telegraph.
“Climate Majority Project: scientists ‘freaking out’” – The case for abandoning the UN/IPCC/COP process and putting energy prices at the heart of social justice is made by Robert Bradley Jr at Master Resource.
“Climate NGOs and foundations: the hidden conflicts of interest” – The financial entanglements between climate NGOs and the foundations that fund them raise serious questions about undisclosed conflicts of interest, argues Stephen Heins at Climate Realism.
“How Polanski destroyed Green Party’s popularity” – A YouGov poll found the Green Party’s net approval rating has collapsed to -23, down 28 points since before Polanski took over, reports the Telegraph.
“Gas prices hit three-year high as UK reserves fall to lowest in Europe” – With the Iran war threatening to extend supply disruptions from the Gulf, UK gas reserves have sunk to the lowest level in Europe as prices reach a three-year high, says the Telegraph.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“ONS caught peddling fake heatwave deaths scare” – Now it’s the ONS’s turn to push the fake heatwave deaths scare, says Paul Homewood. Dubious modelling is used to tout the manifestly false claim that summer is killing people when winter always has by far the most deaths.