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Nepal demands climate cash while blaming us for its disaster

By Clintel Foundation|September 25, 2026|Tags: Angela Wheeler, Climate change, climate compensation, climate justice, Climate policy, CO2 Coalition, CO2 emissions, disaster relief, Extreme Weather Attribution, Fossil Fuels, glacial floods, Himalayan glaciers, international aid, Nepal floods, Shisir Khanal|

Nepal’s request for a foreign response to the country’s disastrous Himalayan flood would be better made as an appeal to the charitable instincts of people than as a demand for compensation from climate sinners, says Angela Wheeler.

Book Review: A Very Convenient Warming

By Clintel Foundation|September 24, 2026|Tags: A Very Convenient Warming, agricultural yields, book review, carbon dioxide, Climate change, Climate history, Climate models, Climate sensitivity, CO₂, CO2 Coalition, Fossil Fuels, global warming, Gregory Wrightstone, Lipton Matthews, Net Zero|

Climate doomerism rests on far shakier ground than its confidence would suggest. Gregory Wrightstone’s A Very Convenient Warming: How Modest Warming and More CO2 Are Benefiting Humanity sets out to invert nearly every assumption underlying the modern climate conversation.

The Vatican’s Green Gospel

By Clintel Foundation|September 23, 2026|Tags: Catholic Church, Catholic teaching, climate activism, Climate change, Climate policy, environmental stewardship, John Battle, Laudato Si’, Net Zero, Pope Francis, Pope Leo XIV, Roger Watson, Vatican|

Under Pope Francis and now Leo the Catholic Church has drunk deeply of the climate Kool-Aid, says Professor Roger Watson. It's about time it quit the pseudo-scientific scaremongering and got back to saving souls.

Former MI6 chief: Energy Transition leaves UK dangerously exposed

By Clintel Foundation|September 21, 2026|Tags: China, CLINTEL, deindustrialisation, electricity grid, energy infrastructure, Energy policy, energy resilience, Energy transition, GWPF, MI6, national security, Net Zero, Richard Dearlove, Russia, supply chains, UK energy security|

Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has warned that Britain’s approach to energy has left the country dangerously exposed to hostile states, arguing that national security considerations have been pushed aside in the pursuit of Net Zero.

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Nepal demands climate cash while blaming us for its disaster

By Clintel Foundation|September 25, 2026|Tags: Angela Wheeler, Climate change, climate compensation, climate justice, Climate policy, CO2 Coalition, CO2 emissions, disaster relief, Extreme Weather Attribution, Fossil Fuels, glacial floods, Himalayan glaciers, international aid, Nepal floods, Shisir Khanal|

Nepal’s request for a foreign response to the country’s disastrous Himalayan flood would be better made as an appeal to the charitable instincts of people than as a demand for compensation from climate sinners, says Angela Wheeler.

Book Review: A Very Convenient Warming

By Clintel Foundation|September 24, 2026|Tags: A Very Convenient Warming, agricultural yields, book review, carbon dioxide, Climate change, Climate history, Climate models, Climate sensitivity, CO₂, CO2 Coalition, Fossil Fuels, global warming, Gregory Wrightstone, Lipton Matthews, Net Zero|

Climate doomerism rests on far shakier ground than its confidence would suggest. Gregory Wrightstone’s A Very Convenient Warming: How Modest Warming and More CO2 Are Benefiting Humanity sets out to invert nearly every assumption underlying the modern climate conversation.

The Vatican’s Green Gospel

By Clintel Foundation|September 23, 2026|Tags: Catholic Church, Catholic teaching, climate activism, Climate change, Climate policy, environmental stewardship, John Battle, Laudato Si’, Net Zero, Pope Francis, Pope Leo XIV, Roger Watson, Vatican|

Under Pope Francis and now Leo the Catholic Church has drunk deeply of the climate Kool-Aid, says Professor Roger Watson. It's about time it quit the pseudo-scientific scaremongering and got back to saving souls.

Former MI6 chief: Energy Transition leaves UK dangerously exposed

By Clintel Foundation|September 21, 2026|Tags: China, CLINTEL, deindustrialisation, electricity grid, energy infrastructure, Energy policy, energy resilience, Energy transition, GWPF, MI6, national security, Net Zero, Richard Dearlove, Russia, supply chains, UK energy security|

Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has warned that Britain’s approach to energy has left the country dangerously exposed to hostile states, arguing that national security considerations have been pushed aside in the pursuit of Net Zero.

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