Ambitious climate goals, phasing out oil and other fossil fuels, green transition, and net zero are discussed daily. At the same time, Europe in particular, but also other regions are struggling with an energy crisis.
- This article takes a closer look at today’s energy situation and tries to assess the ambitions toward 2050. How dependent are we on fossil fuels, and how realistic are the politicians’ ambitions?
- Politicians refuse to quantify cost of climate action, but have they ever tried to test the realism of their targets?
Source: Watts Up With That?
Press releases
- “You keep using that word…”
- Mainstream Media Shock as Coral on the Great Barrier Reef Records Five Years of Record Growth
- Australia’s Green Hydrogen Dream Collapses
- Kinetic Temperature
- Another New Study Links Modern and Past Global Warming to Natural Changes in Cloud Clover, Not CO2
Alarmism Archives
- Claim: London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s Tree Planting Campaign will Save the Global Climate from President Trump
- Met Office Heatwave Death Claim Was Fake News
- Live at 1 PM ET: The Muppets Mouth Climate Propaganda — The Climate Realism Show #21
- No, ScienceDaily, Data Show No ‘Sharp Acceleration’ in Warming
- In Covid as in Climate Change: Truth Will Out
Sea level Archives
- Technical Note on the Possible Variation in Sea Level Rise “Accelerations” over the Next 5 Years
- Pacific Climate Games
- New Study: Chile’s Relative Sea Level Was 3.2 Meters Higher Than Today During The Mid-Holocene
- Four Million Sinking Homes
- Wrong, ScienceAlert: Sea Level ‘Acceleration’ Isn’t What the Measured Data Show
