“Sir Jim Ratcliffe suspends production at key UK plants blaming high gas prices” – Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s industrial giant Ineos has paused production at its three plants in Hull, blaming high UK gas prices, reports the BBC.
“The UK’s most prominent liberal outlet keeps trying to make the phrase ‘petro-masculinity’ happen, publishes yet another article about fake climate trend” – In the Western Journal, C. Douglas Golden says the Guardian is still pushing the fantasy of ‘petro-masculinity’ as though it were a real cultural trend.
“100% of Green Climate Fund ‘adaptation’ projects are not about adaptation” – A statistical analysis of the UN’s Green Climate Fund reveals that none of its so-called adaptation projects actually qualify as adaptation, notes David Wojick at CFACT.
“The Rockefeller gang is back after summer and here’s what they missed” – The Rockefeller-backed climate litigation network is back, complete with a new ‘news’ website hiding the same familiar operatives and Centre for Climate Integrity funding, says Kyle Kohli in EID Climate.
“Nepal demands climate cash while blaming the West for its Himalayan flood disaster” – Nepal’s Foreign Minister is connecting his country’s devastating flood last month to industrial CO2 emissions and demanding compensation, when a straightforward appeal to charitable instincts would serve his country far better, writes Angela Wheeler at CO2 Coalition.
“Book review: A Very Convenient Warming” – In American Greatness, Lipton Matthews reviews Gregory Wrightstone’s A Very Convenient Warming, which challenges climate catastrophe narratives by arguing that warmer periods and higher CO2 historically coincided with human flourishing.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“More nonsense nrom the People’s Emergency Briefing” – In the deluded world of the People’s Emergency Briefing, power from “sun and wind” is “free”, even though it needs endless subsidies! Paul Homewood continues his fact check of the latest nonsense from the climate brigade.