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Just after the Coalition announced they would put cheaper energy ahead of global weather control, Anthony Albanese has been struck with cold feet about hosting the Climate COP31 giant junket in Adelaide.
Look out. Climate Denialism is a “security threat” now.
In his latest analysis, Tilak Doshi argues that President Trump’s energy realism has triggered a geopolitical shift, challenging Europe’s green ambitions just as COP30 convenes.
With corporate bankruptcies surging to an October peak, German businesses are struggling to survive amid escalating energy costs and the pressures of the green transition.
The U.S. and Japan are shedding the paralysis of irrational climate policies with a strategic pact covering rare-earth minerals, critical components for semiconductors and next-generation nuclear reactors.
Robert L. Bradley Jr. explores why the Paris Climate Agreement is faltering—and why James Hansen may have been right all along.
Author Michelle Stirling offers a sharp analysis of Catherine McKenna’s new COP30-aligned report, challenging its claims, assumptions, and implications for climate policy and energy realities.
In his newsletter, Dr Fritz Vahrenholt reports on the stalled climate diplomacy in Belém, the global increase in the use of fossil fuels and the risks of the planned tropical forest fund for taxpayers.
Brazil's president opened COP30 vowing truth would save the planet. These ones might sting.
In his latest commentary, consultant-turned-analyst Vijay Jayaraj unveils how the advisory elite is only now coming to terms with the real-world constraints of global energy systems. According to Jayaraj, the delay reveals a systemic disconnect between economic theory and energy reality.
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