Is Greece on its way to becoming Europe’s renewable power outlet? Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie investigates why the location of wind farms is so important and why everyone is not on board. [emphasis, links added]

BBC oddball Chris Packham has hit back at claims reported on Neil Oliver‘s GB News show that half the world’s population could die if Net Zero was implemented in full.

Is Greece on its way to becoming Europe’s renewable power outlet? Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie investigates why the location of wind farms is so important and why everyone is not on board. [emphasis, links added]

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Evaporation is supposed to increase with warming. But, per a new study (Jin et al., 2024), “observation results around the world have shown that evaporation has been steadily declining since the 1950s.” [emphasis, links added]

By the 1970’s, the Earth had experienced three decades of declining temperatures, which Hubert Lamb described as “longest-continued downward trend since temperature records began”.

The Agreement’s stated objective is as follows:

Claiming to harness the potential of AI in combating climate change and nature loss, Jeff Bezos’ Earth Fund has announced a $100 million grant program called the AI for Climate and Nature Grand Challenge. [emphasis, links added]

A WSJ Article by Yusuf Khan showcasing a ‘pledge’ by future business leaders to “make a careerlong commitment to combat climate change” gets panned by a real scientist denouncing climate alarmism as a “monstrous lie.”

An article from the Wall Street Journal, “Cocoa and Coffee Prices Have Surged. Climate Change Will Only Take Them Higher,” claims that climate change is driving recent spikes in the price of cocoa and coffee and that things will likely get worse as warming continues.This is false. [emphasis, links added]

A long time ago I became fascinated by the obsession people have that the time they live in is of epic, overwhelming significance.

High profile cancellations in the wake of the Cass Report are front and centre in the media as those whose lives were destroyed are once again in the spotlight, this time for vindication.

Illness is identified by taking a history, examining symptoms and signs, and often by taking some tests. 

The climate is up the spout and we’re to blame.

The Global Warming Policy Foundation has today published its periodic review of global hurricane activity. [emphasis, links added]