Guest Post By Nick Pope
Editor's Note: Major asset managers and banks have promoted green schemes like Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies, which are meant to force decarbonization by means of divestment from fossil...
Guest essay by Eric Worrall
Labour opposition leader Keir Starmer’s election campaign decision to cancel a pledge to spend £28 billion per year on green projects has rocked the British political landscape.
Kuenssberg: Are the politics...
Guest Post by Nick Pope
Editors' Note: Offshore wind is proving to be far more expensive and complex than proponents originally claimed, but New Jersey is going ahead with new projects anyway. This comes on...
Editors note: Based on its past behavior, it is likely the mainstream media will be hyping either portions or the entirety of NOAA's report on "Selected Significant Climate Anomalies and Events," in the coming...
Guest Post by Robert Bradley Jr.
Editors' Note: This is a great, precise analysis that demonstrates why Texas is suffering from power shortages when the weather turns south, as Climate Realism has previously discussed, here,...
Guest Essay by Eric Worrall
Editor's Note: This is a brief guest essay covering the recent stranding of Tesla models and other electric vehicles due to a recent cold snap in the Chicagoland area, creating...
Guest essay by Kip Hansen Originally posted at WUWT
The National Public Radio station in San Francisco, California, KQED, created a news piece — Huge waves are crashing on the California coast, in part due to climate...
Guest Post By Nick Pope
This guest post from the Daily Caller describes New York City's climate policies which will not do much to help the weather, but will make living in the country's most...
