“Global coal demand hits record high as Iran war cuts gas supplies” – The conflict with Iran is driving a record surge in global coal consumption as gas supplies are disrupted, according to the Telegraph.
“The progressives’ war on reliable and affordable electricity” – Progressive energy policies are systematically undermining the reliable and affordable electricity that modern economies depend on, notes Geoffrey Pohanka in ClimateRealism.
“Labour must go further and faster in the North Sea” – In the Spectator, Michael Simmons argues that Labour’s Net Zero agenda is stifling the North Sea oil and gas industry at a moment when growth is desperately needed.
“Claim: 1.5°C global warming is not a magic number” – The case that the 1.5°C warming threshold is an arbitrary target rather than a scientifically decisive boundary – and that climate alarm must press on regardless – is examined by Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“New study: the Antarctic ice sheet gained mass from 2020-2024 due to staggering snow and ice accumulation” – A new study finding that the Antarctic ice sheet gained mass between 2020 and 2024 owing to exceptional snow and ice accumulation is reported by Kenneth Richard in the No Tricks Zone.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Want to Get Rich? Join an Environmental Protection Charity” – With CEO pay frequently approaching a million dollars, environmental protection charities are clearly the place to make your fortune, says David Craig. But should the boss of Ducks Unlimited really get $500k?