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Climate Cult’s Inevitable Dissolution

By |2025-12-15T13:46:11+01:00December 15, 2025|

The collapse of the Paris Agreement and the unmasking of the net zero illusion were never hard to predict for anyone with a shred of intellectual honesty. It didn’t take a fancy research title or an advanced degree. The writing was carved deep into the stone of energy reality, which no press release, no activist lobby and no billionaire-backed foundation could erase.

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You can’t make laws against the sun

By |2025-12-15T09:32:36+01:00December 13, 2025|

Astrophysicist Willie Soon has been researching the influence of the sun on the climate for decades. In an interview with Weltwoche, he explains why he does not view CO2 as a climatic control factor, how political and financial structures shape scientific findings and why he continues to research despite hostility.

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Chill Out: Refrigerants Are No Global Warming Threat

By |2025-12-11T20:59:18+01:00December 11, 2025|

A federal rule mandating the use of certain refrigerants has substantially boosted the price of air conditioning and increased the risk of fire – only to reduce global temperature by an amount too small to measure.

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Past Global Warming More Rapid than Today’s: The Younger Dryas

By |2025-12-10T11:20:58+01:00December 10, 2025|

With clear scientific storytelling, Ralph B. Alexander highlights how the Younger Dryas ended in a burst of natural warming far faster than what we observe today. His article raises compelling questions about the drivers of abrupt climate change in Earth’s history.

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Time to Stop Pretending Renewables Are Cheap

By |2025-12-10T10:33:25+01:00December 8, 2025|

This article by Tilak Doshi challenges the widely held assumption that wind and solar power are inherently ‘cheap’ — arguing that when their full life-cycle costs, material demands and intermittency are accounted for, renewables may be far more expensive than commonly claimed.

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