Climate Science Proves Scams Don’t Die From Exposure
It’s the tenth anniversary next week of the 2009 Climategate email dump that exposed top climate scientists’ chicanery and subversion of science – and did so in their own words and out of their own mouths, or keyboards. I’ll list…
N. Hemisphere In Hypothermic Shock! Record Cold, ‘Historic Snowstorms’
Winter hasn’t even officially arrived, but already large areas of the northern hemisphere are seeing “historic snowfalls,” frigid temperatures, and even avalanche alarms. The Northern Hemisphere has certainly caught a major cold, one certainly not caused by the human CO2…
Australia’s Bushfires: The Left’s Climate Lunacy Is Dangerous, Offensive
I am not going to go quiet on this crazy debate about bushfires and climate. Too many journalists are giving credence to this debate, too many are entertaining the comments of the Greens and others as somehow defensible when they…
100% Wind & Solar Energy At Research Lab In Antarctica
When Frank Sinatra crooned “If I can make here, I can make it anywhere,” he probably didn’t have Antarctica in mind, but the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station in East Antarctica proves that renewable energy from wind turbines and solar panels can power a community with zero emissions electricity anywhere in the world
How should billionaires spend their money to fight climate change? – Vox.com
Whether you like it or not, billionaire philanthropy exists. And if it’s going to keep existing, then we’d probably do well to figure out how donors’ resources can most effectively tackle our world’s biggest problems. That includes our most urgent…
Q&A: Labor’s Mark Butler says climate debate should be put aside amid bushfires
Shadow climate change minister Mark Butler issued a plea last night to set aside public debates about climate change while communities were fighting for their lives and homes in the face of unprecedented bushfires. Speaking at the beginning of ABC…
The Paris Climate Problem: A Dangerous Lack of Urgency
Most countries aren’t cutting emissions fast enough, and their pledges for the next 10 years fall far short of what’s needed, a new analysis warns. While nearly all of the world’s countries have pledged to cut their greenhouse gas emissions,…
Italy becomes first country to require students to learn about climate change – Axios
All public schools in Italy will require students to learn about climate change and sustainable development starting the next academic year, the Washington Post reports. The big picture: Italy is the first country in the world to mandate curriculum on…
Carbon dioxide capture and use could become big business
Capturing carbon dioxide and turning it into commercial products, such as fuels or construction materials, could become a new global industry, according to a new study.
New Zealand zero carbon Bill shows bipartisan leadership
Historic moment for New Zealand as the New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinta Ardern calls near unanimous support for a Zero Carbon bill as acting on the biggest challenge of our time. “I continue to stand by the statement that #ClimateChange…
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