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ICSF/Clintel lecture by Lars Schernikau: Wind and Solar Cannot Power Europe
Europe is facing a growing energy challenge that cannot be solved by simply adding more wind and solar power, said energy economist Lars Schernikau in his recent ICSF/Clintel lecture. “Germany could see serious power shortages before the end of the decade.”
Lucy Biggers: How I Became a Biased Climate Reporter
As a young journalist, Lucy Biggers wanted to do good but gradually lost confidence in her own judgment. She now describes how group pressure, guilt and fear of exclusion shaped her climate reporting.
Prince William is Wrong: Sweeping Climate Action Will Only Harm People
Prince William is behind the curve when it comes to climate change. He is also very misinformed about the history of European and global wildfire occurrences, says Linnea Lueken.
OECD and Brussels Still Want Banks to Pick ‘Climate Winners’
The OECD is risking US wrath by pushing ahead with green finance initiatives despite Washington calling time on Net Zero, says Tilak Doshi. Its new report on climate regulation has Brussels's fingerprints all over it.
Trump tells US power plants to emit as much CO2 as they want
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has announced that they will scrap the limits set for ‘climate pollution’ from US power plants. Jo Nova thinks that the mission creep of bureaucrats may finally be coming to an end: Slaying the Bureaucratic Blob.
How Much of a Threat Are Melting Ice Sheets and Glaciers?
The recent tragic Himalayan flash flood (the source was actually a landslide of the underlying bedrock) has brought to the fore an important question, says Ralph Alexander. How much do we need to be concerned about melting ice, from both glaciers and ice sheets?
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ICSF/Clintel lecture by Lars Schernikau: Wind and Solar Cannot Power Europe
Europe is facing a growing energy challenge that cannot be solved by simply adding more wind and solar power, said energy economist Lars Schernikau in his recent ICSF/Clintel lecture. “Germany could see serious power shortages before the end of the decade.”
Lucy Biggers: How I Became a Biased Climate Reporter
As a young journalist, Lucy Biggers wanted to do good but gradually lost confidence in her own judgment. She now describes how group pressure, guilt and fear of exclusion shaped her climate reporting.
Prince William is Wrong: Sweeping Climate Action Will Only Harm People
Prince William is behind the curve when it comes to climate change. He is also very misinformed about the history of European and global wildfire occurrences, says Linnea Lueken.
OECD and Brussels Still Want Banks to Pick ‘Climate Winners’
The OECD is risking US wrath by pushing ahead with green finance initiatives despite Washington calling time on Net Zero, says Tilak Doshi. Its new report on climate regulation has Brussels's fingerprints all over it.
Trump tells US power plants to emit as much CO2 as they want
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has announced that they will scrap the limits set for ‘climate pollution’ from US power plants. Jo Nova thinks that the mission creep of bureaucrats may finally be coming to an end: Slaying the Bureaucratic Blob.
How Much of a Threat Are Melting Ice Sheets and Glaciers?
The recent tragic Himalayan flash flood (the source was actually a landslide of the underlying bedrock) has brought to the fore an important question, says Ralph Alexander. How much do we need to be concerned about melting ice, from both glaciers and ice sheets?
