“Reform’s Richard Tice isn’t ‘out of touch’ on climate change – ITV News is” – ITV News is itself the party that is misinformed on climate change, not Reform UK’s Richard Tice, whom it wrongly branded “out of touch”, writes Linnea Lueken in Climate Realism.
“Don’t blame gas prices, Miatta!” – In Not a Lot of People Know That Paul Homewood accuses Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh of gaslighting the public over energy bills while failing basic arithmetic.
“The link between rising temperatures and glacial floods is a telling tale about the direction of climate science” – On his Substack, Ross Clark examines what the claimed link between rising temperatures and glacial floods reveals about the current direction of climate science.
“Britain can no longer rely on the kindness of strangers for energy” – Growing dependence on electricity imports to keep the lights on – particularly in winter – leaves Britain dangerously exposed, writes Kathryn Porter in Telegraph.
“18 deaths from battery fires show hidden danger of UK’s e-bike boom” – Fatalities involving people who inhaled toxic fumes or became trapped in burning homes have laid bare the lethal risks lurking behind the surge in e-bike ownership, reports BBC News.
“BP dropped as Science Museum sponsor after retreat from renewables” – Britain’s biggest energy company has been severed from its long-standing cultural partnership after pivoting back towards oil and gas extraction, notes the Times.
“Scientists blame climate change for Nepal’s flash flood” – Several experts are pointing the finger at climate change for the deadly Nepal flash flood, even as the exact causes remain under investigation, according to the Mail.
“Telegraph blame Nepal floods on ‘melting glue’” – First the Mail blamed the Nepal floods on global warming-driven atmospheric moisture, and now the Telegraph is reaching for an even more exotic explanation, writes Paul Homewood in Not a Lot of People Know That.
“Only just?” – Scotland’s Third Just Transition Commission is the latest instalment of an apparently endless bureaucratic exercise in climate virtue-signalling, says Climate Scepticism.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“The Government Has Lost Control of Energy Prices But Won’t Let Go of Green Ideology” – Surprise! The energy price cap has gone up yet again under a Government that pledged to cut bills by £300. But no matter how much Labour loses control of prices, it won’t let go of green ideology, says Ben Pile.
“The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 59” – On the show this week, guest host Ellie Hodges talks to social scientist and author of the Valid Science Substack Dr José Duarte about the extraordinary flaws in the research behind the 97% climate consensus claim, why we should be wary of consensus claims and where genuine disagreement among climate scientists remains.