From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood A study in the journal PLOS Biology found that 65% of Antarctica’s plant and animal species, including penguins, will likely disappear by the end of […]
B.C. is on the cusp of becoming a global energy leader in a world clamouring for reliable, sustainable sources of responsibly produced, low-carbon intensive energy. The question is whether industry, governments and other stakeholders can […]
Essay by Eric Worrall The UN has been pushing poor, fossil fuel rich African countries to embrace intolerably expensive green solutions to their food production problems. How Transformative Innovation Can Shift the Needle on […]
Essay by Eric Worrall According to the IEA coal use will drop as soon as European renewables start displacing coal. The world’s coal consumption is set to reach a new high in 2022 as […]
By Andy May Friends of the Earth (Netherlands) sued Royal Dutch Shell, using The Netherlands law that allows non-governmental organizations to sue over environmental or social issues that affect all citizens. They won a […]
Essay by Eric Worrall I wonder if there is a case for challenging compulsory climate studies on the grounds that belief in catastrophic climate change is a state religion? ‘Face it head on’: Connecticut […]
It occurs to me that before moving on from my obsession with energy storage and and its manifest limitations, I should address the policy implications of this situation. I apologize if these implications may seem […]
Germany’s gas reserves are emptying at record speed: 1% per day as the current wind/solar energy lull means more gas gets burned for electricity, heating. Pleiteticker.de here reports how Germany’s natural gas reserves “are emptying at […]
Guest Essay by Kip Hansen — 17 December 2022 The Central Limit Theorem is particularly good and valuable especially when have many measurements that have slightly different results. Say, for instance, you wanted to […]
From Climate Etc. by Judith Curry “Something frightening poses a perceived risk. Something dangerous poses a real risk.” – Swedish physician Hans Rosling et al.[i] This post is a follow on to my recent […]
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