Climate News Round-Up
The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe
“The terrible track record of the new top solar lobbyist” – The Solar Energy Industries Association has hired former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty as its CEO, despite his record of driving up electricity bills, say the Energy Bad Boys on Substack.
“Labour considers making it illegal to work when it is ‘too hot’” – An influential climate committee has recommended measures that would allow people to down tools during heatwaves, reports the Telegraph.
“Coal power generation surges in Southeast Asia” – ASEAN governments are abandoning Net Zero pledges and turning to fossil fuels as affordable energy sources amid a gas crunch and surging prices, according to Vijay Jayaraj in the Hill.
“The climate myth based on outdated assumptions and invalid scenarios” – Climate policy has been built on a central premise: that rising populations and expanding economies would inevitably drive ever-increasing pressure on the planet. But the world that gave rise to that assumption no longer exists, say Samuel Furfari and Roland Duchatelet at Clintel.
“Researchers find rapid global warming phase at end of last Ice Age (ca.18,000 years ago)” – New research reveals that a sudden burst of natural warming occurred at the close of the last Ice Age some 18,000 years ago, long before human emissions could have played any role, according to P. Gosselin on NoTricksZone.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Ed Miliband embraces slave Labour to save the planet” – Ed Miliband has decided that no price is too high to achieve Net Zero as he embraces slave labour in his quest to save the planet, writes Paul Homewood.
Miliband clearly needs therapy. Talk from a British politician about saving the world whilst it is responsible for no more than 0.2% of the elements involved in global warming illustrates his madness; a personal madness.