“Amazon knows what really powers the AI boom – and it isn’t wind and solar” – Amazon is turning to natural gas to keep its servers running, notes David Blackmon for the Daily Caller.
“Healey kills Miliband’s green power pledge” – John Healey has torpedoed Ed Miliband’s promise to deliver green energy by 2030 to bring down bills, reports the Telegraph.
“NESO is playing with fire” – Disconnected leadership and statistical sophistry at NESO are putting energy security at risk, warns David Turver on his Eigen Values Substack.
“On with the show at UN COP31” – UN climate conferences may be pointless, but they remain spectacles worth watching, says David Wojick at CFACT.
“Net Zero climate policies carry a high price tag” – At the Heartland Institute, H. Sterling Burnett looks at a new study exposing the costs and damage caused by forcing drivers into EVs and pushing the electricity grid towards Net Zero.
“Globalists’ climate grift returns in full force” – America has walked out of the UN climate racket, but the rest of the world hasn’t got the message, says Craig Rucker at CFACT.
“Wool should be banished from Traitors’ wardrobes, activists say” – Animal rights activists are urging Claudia Winkleman to “be the shield animals deserve” by swapping sheep’s wool for “environmentally friendly plant-wool knits” on the Traitors, reports the Mail.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Skeptic on climate, conventional on Russia” – Rupert Darwall’s new book brilliantly dissects the climate juggernaut and its enablers – yet on Russia and NATO expansion, he swallows the Western consensus almost whole. Dr Tilak Doshi finds a glaring blind spot.