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Like Alice’s White Queen, European and Spanish authorities want us to believe six impossible things about climate change and the energy transition.
What happens when the framework changes but the outcome stays the same? This article revisits a controversial glacier loss study to explore exactly that question.
According to Vijay Jayaraj, 2025 may be remembered as the year the energy transition narrative cracked, exposing a widening divide between ideology-driven policy and energy realism.
Meteorologist Dr. Ryan Maue warns at X that if the winter of 1962-1963 happened again with today’s Europeean energy system, then “Germany won’t make it”. The country has “exceptional energy shortfalls.”
Report on the Beyond Climate Change event in Budapest (with video and presentations) on 8 December 2025 by László Csaba Szarka.
For years, critics of climate orthodoxy warned that a fossil-fuel-free future was an illusion. Now, even the world’s leading energy authorities are conceding what physics, economics, and reality have long made clear.
In mid-November, the first conference of the Spanish Association of Climate Realists (ARC) took place in Madrid. The event drew a full audience at Francisco Marroquín University. According to the organizers — a group of scientists from fields such as climatology, meteorology, biology, and geology — the aim was to open an alternative discussion on climate change. Their central message: fewer slogans, more evidence. “Without data, there is no crisis; without debate, there is no science.”
According to noted stock trader Ross Givens, many investors are pouring money into nuclear energy stocks that may never deliver. Innovative generation IV and V reactor designs remain unapproved by a slow-moving federal government. Yet investors remain hopeful that this bottleneck will soon be removed.
Jo Nova about the EV bubble, or what’s left of it, that popped this week.
Europe stands as the self-proclaimed cathedral of the “green” transition. Bureaucrats in Brussels and politicians in Berlin have spent decades lecturing the world on the moral necessity to abandon hydrocarbons. They have constructed a narrative of the European Union as a shining city powered by the breeze and sun, modeling a net-zero utopia.
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