Climate News Round-Up

The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe

• “Stop Lying, the Guardian, the World’s Oceans Aren’t Becoming Dangerously Acidic” – The Guardian ran an article claiming that the world’s oceans have surpassed a critical tipping point in acidity threatening sea life, but this is false, says H. Sterling Burnett in Climate Realism.

• “Inter-American Court Rules Nations Must Reduce Emissions and Censor Skeptics” – Eric Worrall in WUWT warns about an international body which thinks it can dictate climate policy and free speech policy to the United States.

• “Miliband forced to pay solar farms to switch off” – British solar farms have been paid to switch off for the first time as sunny days prompt a surge of clean power that could overwhelm the grid, the Telegraph reports.

• “The climate scaremongers: Net Zero is further away than ever” – BP's latest annual review of global energy markets confirms what we have known for a long time: Net Zero is further away than ever, says Paul Homewood in TCW.

• “Why Your EV Won’t Fill Up In Five” – In WUWT, Willis Eschenbach bursts the bubble of those getting excited about car batteries that fill up in five minutes: "Charging a 600 kWh battery in five requires the power output of a small hydroelectric dam."