“Labour tax raids make US gas cheaper than North Sea supplies” – Labour’s tax raids have made producing North Sea gas more expensive than importing it from the US, energy experts warn, notes the Telegraph.
“Sorry, Fortune, climate change is hardly the prime influence on sardine fisheries” – In ClimateRealism, Linnea Lueken argues that Fortune magazine is wrong to blame declining sardine catches on climate change, pointing instead to Chinese overfishing and natural cycles as the real culprits.
“Secretary General António Guterres is on track to be the UN’s biggest climate loser” – While his predecessors secured the UNFCCC, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement, António Guterres looks set to leave office empty-handed on climate, notes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That.
“Met Office admit Kew is a class 5 junk site” – A Freedom of Information request has revealed that the Met Office classifies the Kew Gardens weather station as a class 5 site – the lowest possible rating for data quality – notes Paul Homewood in Not a Lot of People Know That.
“Taxpayer subsidies for Chinese batteries? Just say no!” – A coalition of free market energy groups has written to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urging him to close a legal loophole that allows Chinese-owned battery component manufacturers to receive taxpayer-funded subsidies, reports Master Resource.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Green Censorship Industrial Complex Turns to AI to Shut Down Debate as Climate Consensus Collapses” – Put on the back foot by the collapsing climate consensus, the green Censorship Industrial Complex and its billionaire backers have turned to AI to try to close down a debate they are fast losing control of, says Ben Pile.