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Jacob Nordangård: From the Polycrisis to a World Government
Climate Alarmism is part of a much bigger agenda driven by the UN, says Swedish scientist, author, and musician Jacob Nordangård. What is the real plan behind all this? The Swiss news outlet Transition News spoke with Nordangård.
Microsoft Pauses Its Carbon Indulgence Spending. The Usual Suspects Are Upset.
Reports have emerged that Microsoft has quietly paused future carbon removal purchases, sending shockwaves through a market it effectively dominates. What might appear as a routine financial decision has instead exposed the fragility of an industry built around a single buyer—and triggered a swift, organized backlash from climate advocates.
Roger Pielke Jr.: “The correction came far too slowly”
Now that the extreme climate scenario RCP 8.5 has finally been abandoned, the debate has shifted significantly, says Roger Pielke Jr. The American researcher recently gave an interview to the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Germany’s Nuclear Confession Is a Crack in Net Zero Pretense
When the next prolonged cold spell, drought, or demand surge hits, the weakness of the anti-fossil fuel approach will show up in higher bills, rolling blackouts, and public anger. The political class cannot keep dodging reality forever, says Vijay Jayaraj.
“Masculine Behavior Bad for the Planet,” says Phys.org
The worldwide climate debate seems to turn in favour of the sceptics. But, as Charles Rotter shows below, the other side is still pushing some pretty extreme and crazy climate stories.
“Forget Climate Change” says New York Times to Democrats
Things are getting so bad, an opinion piece in the New York Times recently warned Democrats to “Forget climate change, and talk about something else.” Jo Nova reflects.
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Jacob Nordangård: From the Polycrisis to a World Government
Climate Alarmism is part of a much bigger agenda driven by the UN, says Swedish scientist, author, and musician Jacob Nordangård. What is the real plan behind all this? The Swiss news outlet Transition News spoke with Nordangård.
Microsoft Pauses Its Carbon Indulgence Spending. The Usual Suspects Are Upset.
Reports have emerged that Microsoft has quietly paused future carbon removal purchases, sending shockwaves through a market it effectively dominates. What might appear as a routine financial decision has instead exposed the fragility of an industry built around a single buyer—and triggered a swift, organized backlash from climate advocates.
Roger Pielke Jr.: “The correction came far too slowly”
Now that the extreme climate scenario RCP 8.5 has finally been abandoned, the debate has shifted significantly, says Roger Pielke Jr. The American researcher recently gave an interview to the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Germany’s Nuclear Confession Is a Crack in Net Zero Pretense
When the next prolonged cold spell, drought, or demand surge hits, the weakness of the anti-fossil fuel approach will show up in higher bills, rolling blackouts, and public anger. The political class cannot keep dodging reality forever, says Vijay Jayaraj.
“Masculine Behavior Bad for the Planet,” says Phys.org
The worldwide climate debate seems to turn in favour of the sceptics. But, as Charles Rotter shows below, the other side is still pushing some pretty extreme and crazy climate stories.
“Forget Climate Change” says New York Times to Democrats
Things are getting so bad, an opinion piece in the New York Times recently warned Democrats to “Forget climate change, and talk about something else.” Jo Nova reflects.
