Climate News Round-Up

The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe

• “Britain is meekly accepting a court decision that could cost us billions” – The UK’s unique vulnerability to the International Court of Justice’s contested opinion on climate reparations means the Government’s acquiescence could prove costly, writes Jonathan Sumption in the Telegraph.

• “Badenoch would be wrong to boot Net Zero backers from the Tories” – Banning Conservative candidates who support Net Zero would be a serious strategic and principled mistake for Kemi Badenoch, writes Ross Clark in the Spectator.

• “NYT claims heat wave impossible without climate change. History begs to differ” – A meteorologist has unearthed 150 years of historical data directly contradicting the New York Times‘s claim that a recent heat wave would have been impossible without climate change, notes Thomas Richard in Climate Change Dispatch.

• “In end stage Yookay, regime satirises you” – On his Substack, David McGrogan argues that in Britain’s current political climate, it is the regime itself that has taken to satirising its own citizens.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

“The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 52” – On the show this week, guest host Ellie Hodges talks to independent energy consultant Kathryn Porter about how close Britain’s electricity grid is to blackouts.