Climate News Round-Up
The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe
“A Reform government will strengthen the rights of women and mothers” – Reform UK sets out plans to overhaul the Equality Act, arguing that the legislation has failed to deliver equal treatment before the law, and that a Reform government would restore protections specifically for women and mothers, writes the Telegraph.
“How once booming Aberdeen is a warning of what Net Zero will do to UK” – In the Mail, Stephen Daisley argues that Aberdeen’s decline from a city synonymous with opportunity into one gutted by the eclipse of fossil fuels stands as a stark warning of what the Net Zero agenda holds in store for Britain.
“Britain will never be the ‘Saudi Arabia of wind’” – In the Spectator, Ross Clark argues that Britain’s wind energy ambitions fall far short of the grand claims made for them, with UK households also subsidising energy consumers abroad.
“Why artificial intelligence will win the green energy war” – Eric Worrall on Whats Up With That? predicts that AI will win the green energy war.
“Do Los Niños cause climatic cooling?” – We’ve seen a lot of news stories about an upcoming El Niño, that may turn into a so-called “super” El Niño over the next year. Andy May disentangles them on Whats Up With That?
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Will Wes Streeting Really Ditch Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Targets?” – Labour leadership hopeful Wes Streeting has said Labour should ditch Ed Miliband’s Net Zero targets. Or has he? It’s as clear as mud, says Ben Pile, with promises of yet more ‘green growth’ cakeism.