That’s the subject of a presentation I’ll be giving in Calgary, Alberta, on November 16, 2026, hosted by the Friends of Science Society.
Poster Child for Green Energy Becomes Buyer of Emergency Power
The state that spent three decades celebrating wind turbines now pays a premium for the one quality they cannot offer – on-demand dispatchability.
El Nino’s Nemesis, The PDO, Helps Protect the Northwest Coast This Year
We will enjoy PDO “protection” this year as well, so predictions of El Nino flooding on the WA coast by certain local media outlets and some social media channels are…
EU Cost of Living Crisis: “The EU … don’t have a magic wand to make the price increases go away”
But abolishing 30% of household energy bills by cancelling the green energy transition might help.
Madame Otto and Her Computer Crystal Balls
Of course, the precise figures are not based on actual fatality data but are modelled estimates using population numbers and previous historical stats on temperature and summer mortality.
Leipzig Psychologists Measure How Jovial Climate Change Makes 1,313 German Workers, to Two Decimal Places
Leipzig psychologists asked 1,313 German workers, every three months for a year, how jovial climate change makes them feel, and ran the answers through mixed-effects models. A point more climate…
“It’s been 20 years since ‘Inconvenient Truth’ and climate change is still questioned”
It isn’t the climate crisis that needs to be fixed, or the fossil fuel industry that needs to be investigated; it’s the epic level journalism malfeasance which must to be…
Gone With the Wind. German Power Goes From €13 to €315 a Megawatt-Hour in Four Days
German power averaged €13 a megawatt-hour on Sunday, October 25, when renewables briefly supplied more than the country used and Fraunhofer’s Energy-Charts posted a record. Four days later the wind…
An Extraordinary Popular Delusion: Review of Implausible by Chris Morrison
After all, these days there isn’t a rain shower or breeze we aren’t told was wildly worse than it would have been in the Good Old Days thanks to human-induced…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #713
“If quantum mechanics hasn’t profoundly shocked you, you haven’t understood it yet.”— Niels Bohr
NESO Winter Outlook
They claim they have a safety margin of 5.9 GW, but this all but disappears when wind power is taken out.
RGGI and the Broken Virginia Energy Affordability Promise
Virginians are left with a higher bill and a credit that can’t cover it.
Australia’s Duplicated Temperature and Rainfall Data: What the Bureau Missed
The rain days alone are about 70 times the “fewer than 200 daily values” the Bureau reported for temperature. 1,334 of the 1,337 copies are still published unchanged.
Grade Expectations. Review of 1990s Water Projections for 2025 Finds Withdrawals Overestimated and Calls the Results Well Aligned
Charles Rotter On October 28, WIREs Climate Change published Early Climate Impact Assessments Targeted 2025—How Did They Perform for Global Water Resources? by Declan Conway, Rachel James, Roger Calow, Kate…
On with the show at UN COP31
What is most interesting is that such a treaty has the potential to destabilize the UN Climate Change Program.
Climate Change Weekly # 595—Study: Net Zero Climate Policies Carry a High Price Tag
Electric vehicles, already more expensive than cars and trucks powered by fossil fuels, would be affordable only to the ultrawealthy if their manufacturers had to price them at a level…
Globalists’ climate grift returns in full force
None of this is just or equitable. It is eco-imperialism and carbon-colonialism.
John ‘Halloween’ Holdren Remembered (exaggeration, failed prognostications should not be forgotten)
“As University of California physicist John Holdren has said, it is possible that carbon-dioxide climate-induced famines could kill as many as a billion people before the year 2020.”
Australia Could be Sitting on an Oil Deposit Comparable to Texas – if Only our Politicians will Get Out of the Way
Estimates for the Taroom Trough have just risen to a billion barrels of oil, possibly 10s of billions.
Many Happy Returns. The Stern Review Turns 20 and Weather Losses Come in $2.8 Trillion Under Its Forecast
The Guardian says Stern underestimated the economic consequences of climate change. Weather losses came in at 0.18% of world GDP in 2025 against his projected 0.41%, $2.8 trillion short over…
HotAir is Right, the Labour Decision to Open The Jackdaw Gas Field is a WIN For British Energy Security
The climate of the planet is not going to be impacted at all by the UK using more of their own gas instead of getting it from foreign sources, hopefully…