“Labour to approve new North Sea drilling as gas prices hit four-year high” – As gas prices hit a four-year high, the Government is finally set to approve the Jackdaw gas field’s licence after a months-long delay, says LBC.
“Grid bosses cling on as investigation lays bare blackout panic” – Britain’s grid bosses may have dodged a blackout cover-up charge, but engineers feared sounding the alarm as Net Zero strained the system and bosses worried about bad headlines, reports Matt Oliver in the Telegraph.
“Grid blackout warnings cannot be dismissed as scaremongering” – Two reports published this week raise serious concerns about electricity blackouts that can no longer be dismissed as scaremongering, says Kathryn Porter in the Telegraph.
“It’s 2026 and British people can’t safely drink tap water or go swimming. Reform will fix that” – It is time to put the people of this country first and take back control of our essential utilities, writes Nigel Farage in the Telegraph.
“Mother Jones blames climate change for mass migration, data and migrants prove them wrong” – Migrants cite economic reasons rather than weather for heading to Europe, undermining the claim that climate change is a driver of migration, reports Linnea Lueken at Climate Realism.
“BOM’s scientific scandal: the raw data is not raw” – Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology is sitting on hundreds of oddities in its supposedly raw weather data, including whole months of records that appear to have been cut and pasted, reveals Joanne Nova at CFACT.
“Predictions made by renowned climate professor over past decades have been proven to be poor” – German climate alarmist Mojib Latif has made some pretty poor predictions over the years, notes P. Gosselin at NoTricksZone.
“UN climate panic rests on false scenario and buried past” – UN climate alarm relies on outdated scenarios while ignoring historical warm periods and the benefits of CO2, writes Vijay Jayaraj in Townhall.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Disappearing hurricanes leave disappointed scientists without fuel for climate alarm” – Hurricanes in the North Atlantic have largely disappeared this year, leaving bitterly disappointed scientists without fuel for their climate alarm and having to admit the role of natural variation, says Chris Morrison.