Climate News Round-Up
The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe
“UN Climate Week reveals elites’ scorn for the world’s poor” – Hundreds of trillions of dollars spent on climate-change measures can only deliver tiny benefits. But spending just billions on simple, proven policies can transform lives and alleviate poverty, writes Bjorn Lomborg in the NY Post.
“Corals won’t disappear, contrary to what the New York Times claims” – The New York Times warns of coral collapse, but in Climate Realism, Anthony Watts shows that history and real-world data tell a very different story.
“The New York Times reaches acceptance stage” – On Clintel, Charles Rotter says that the climate movement has run headlong into the limits of political reality.
“Are we going to die from climate change?” – On Clintel, Greek hydrologist Demetris Koutsoyiannis debunks climalarmists’ claim that Europe’s summer heat wave killed hundreds.
“National Academies claim CO2 harm is ‘beyond scientific dispute’ – experts say otherwise” – The National Academies claim CO2 harms are “beyond dispute”, but on CFact David Wojick says that is absurd and proves NASEM cannot be trusted as a neutral advisor.
“Your Iron Maiden T-Shirt is propping up rock, but enraging eco-warriors” – Iron Maiden’s T-shirts are keeping rock alive and fans happy, but have eco-warriors clutching their pearls over shipping and synthetics, writes Ian Winwood in the Telegraph.
“CCA: AI is a challenge to climate goals ” – Greens have reached the bargaining stage of their grief for the demise of their movement, says Eric Worrall in WUWT?
“Burning battery ejectors: the latest Chinese EV safety innovation” – China’s latest EV ‘safety’ trick fires its battery out like a cannon to stop fires – what could possibly go wrong? wonders Eric Worrall in WUWT?
From the Climate Skeptic today
“The decline of Climate Week NYC shows the Net Zero dream is dying” – As New York hosts Climate Week NYC – “the world’s largest climate event” – the absence of any major global leaders speaks volumes, says Tilak Doshi. Mugged by reality, the Net Zero dream is dying.