Climate News Round-Up
The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe
“Agriculture is a big player in the global carbon cycle” – A new study highlights the overlooked role of cultivated plants in the global carbon cycle, showing that agriculture makes a major contribution to CO2 absorption, reports the Clintel Foundation.
“Global warming zealots keep the crusade going strong” – In American Thinker, Jack Hellner calls out climate alarmists as fear-mongering loonies.
“Miliband clashes with Starmer over Net Zero project” – Ed Miliband is locked in a battle with Sir Keir Starmer over the Prime Minister’s support for plans to build the largest data centre in Europe, reports the Telegraph.
“The price of energy and the system costs of renewables” – On his DHelm blog, Prof Dieter Helm dismantles the green dream, arguing that Britain’s dash to Net Zero has left it with sky-high energy prices, de-industrialisation and a renewables system riddled with hidden costs.
“Berlin’s public pools lack visitors… predicted ‘hell summer of heat and drought’ ends up rainy, cool” – This year’s rainy and not so warm summer has taken a toll on Berlin’s public outdoor swimming pools, reports NoTricksZone.
“All at sea in the Parkville Asylum” – In Climate Scepticism, Tony Thomas takes aim at Melbourne Uni’s “Climate Kids”, where six year-olds are told to ditch fossil fuels, protest and swap big ships for sailing ones.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Energy price cap goes up again” – UK energy costs are set to rise again. Labour ministers claim it’s due to the price of gas, but that’s nonsense, says Paul Homewood: gas prices are flat in real terms. It’s all green subsidies.