Climate News Round-Up

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

• “Should LCOE finally be retired from energy policy?” – The idea that renewables are cheap and self-sustaining has collided with stubborn economic reality, writes Robert Bradley Jr. on Master Resource.

• “Net Zero zealots look more foolish than ever in snowy Britain” – Snowy weather has once again made confident Net Zero predictions look painfully premature, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.

• “The Independent refuses to smell the roses regarding winter flowers and climate change” – Winter flowers have been waved around as proof of a climate crisis, while the urban heat island effect on local temperatures has been ignored, writes Linnea Lueken in ClimateRealism.

• “Modeling error in estimating how clouds affect climate is 8700% larger than alleged CO₂ forcing” – Huge uncertainties in cloud modeling have dwarfed the supposed impact of CO₂, reports Kenneth Richard on NoTricksZone.

• “‘Carbon’ capture utilisation and storage, separating fact from fiction” – Even if the world could effectively capture and permanently remove one billion tonnes of CO₂ annually, the impact on temperature would be barely measurable, writes Dr Lars Schernikau on Clintel.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

“Dramatic fall in global temperatures ignored by narrative-captured mainstream media” – Global temperature anomalies on both land and sea are dropping like a stone. But you won’t hear about this from narrative-captured mainstream media, says Chris Morrison.