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Amsterdam Ad Ban Typifies Climate Alarmism’s Farce
Amsterdam just became the world’s first capital to outlaw public ads for both meat and fossil fuels. But advertising bans serve only to boost a feeling of moral superiority among urban elites while achieving nothing and jeopardizing much, says Vijay Jayaraj.
The climate catastrophe has been called off – the plundering continues. Politicians and the media are complicit.
In this article for EIKE – European Institute for Climate and Energy, author Michael Limburg examines the political and media fallout after the IPCC quietly dropped the extreme RCP8.5 climate scenario as a plausible future pathway. The debate in the German Bundestag raises broader questions about how climate risks have been communicated — and whether exaggerated scenarios were used to justify far-reaching policies.
Rage, Rage Against the Dying of the Net Zero Dream
Unless the current crop of left-liberal governments in Europe and allied capitals is replaced by administrations willing to confront economic and physical reality, they will continue their tremendously destructive course, says Tilak Doshi.
ASEAN nations return to fossil fuels, back away from net zero plans
The speed at which ASEAN nations abandoned their net-zero pledges should tell you everything you need to know about the viability of the climate agenda. The moment a real threat emerged, the green energy transition was exposed as a luxury belief, says Vijay Jayaraj.
Clintel/ICSF Lecture: The Pseudoscience behind Extreme Weather Attribution
Attribution Science is being used to justify lawsuits and media narratives about a climate catastrophe rather than to advance scientific understanding, said Ralph Alexander in his recent Clintel/ICSF Lecture.
Shameless climate propaganda from the WHO and The Lancet
This week, the WHO tried once again to scare us senseless with fearmongering about climate change. It allegedly poses a catastrophic threat to public health. These claims are easily debunked and raise the question of what the WHO’s real agenda is, says Marcel Crok.
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Amsterdam Ad Ban Typifies Climate Alarmism’s Farce
Amsterdam just became the world’s first capital to outlaw public ads for both meat and fossil fuels. But advertising bans serve only to boost a feeling of moral superiority among urban elites while achieving nothing and jeopardizing much, says Vijay Jayaraj.
The climate catastrophe has been called off – the plundering continues. Politicians and the media are complicit.
In this article for EIKE – European Institute for Climate and Energy, author Michael Limburg examines the political and media fallout after the IPCC quietly dropped the extreme RCP8.5 climate scenario as a plausible future pathway. The debate in the German Bundestag raises broader questions about how climate risks have been communicated — and whether exaggerated scenarios were used to justify far-reaching policies.
Rage, Rage Against the Dying of the Net Zero Dream
Unless the current crop of left-liberal governments in Europe and allied capitals is replaced by administrations willing to confront economic and physical reality, they will continue their tremendously destructive course, says Tilak Doshi.
ASEAN nations return to fossil fuels, back away from net zero plans
The speed at which ASEAN nations abandoned their net-zero pledges should tell you everything you need to know about the viability of the climate agenda. The moment a real threat emerged, the green energy transition was exposed as a luxury belief, says Vijay Jayaraj.
Clintel/ICSF Lecture: The Pseudoscience behind Extreme Weather Attribution
Attribution Science is being used to justify lawsuits and media narratives about a climate catastrophe rather than to advance scientific understanding, said Ralph Alexander in his recent Clintel/ICSF Lecture.
Shameless climate propaganda from the WHO and The Lancet
This week, the WHO tried once again to scare us senseless with fearmongering about climate change. It allegedly poses a catastrophic threat to public health. These claims are easily debunked and raise the question of what the WHO’s real agenda is, says Marcel Crok.
