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The Met Office must remove it’s deeply flawed work (UKCP18) with a notification that any policies arising from its discredited figures, should be re-examined, says Chris Morrison.
In a recent John Stossel interview, climate policy researcher Roger Pielke Jr. describes how he was professionally punished by the White House, Congress and his own University. He refused to abandon his views: “You can’t be cancelled.”
For more than three decades, 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.
“There are some ideas so absurd that only an intellectual could believe them,” said George Orwell. This seems to be the case with Ed Miliband who is now doubling down on the very climate policies built atop a now-discredited foundation.
Climate Alarmism is part of a much bigger agenda driven by the UN, says Swedish scientist, author, and musician Jacob Nordangård. What is the real plan behind all this? The Swiss news outlet Transition News spoke with Nordangård.
Reports have emerged that Microsoft has quietly paused future carbon removal purchases, sending shockwaves through a market it effectively dominates. What might appear as a routine financial decision has instead exposed the fragility of an industry built around a single buyer—and triggered a swift, organized backlash from climate advocates.
Now that the extreme climate scenario RCP 8.5 has finally been abandoned, the debate has shifted significantly, says Roger Pielke Jr. The American researcher recently gave an interview to the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
When the next prolonged cold spell, drought, or demand surge hits, the weakness of the anti-fossil fuel approach will show up in higher bills, rolling blackouts, and public anger. The political class cannot keep dodging reality forever, says Vijay Jayaraj.
The worldwide climate debate seems to turn in favour of the sceptics. But, as Charles Rotter shows below, the other side is still pushing some pretty extreme and crazy climate stories.
Things are getting so bad, an opinion piece in the New York Times recently warned Democrats to “Forget climate change, and talk about something else.” Jo Nova reflects.
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