For the second time in a week, climate scientists surprised with an increased CO2 absorption mechani

Another study now brings the cumulative total to a 38% difference in CO₂ absorption not previously known to climate science. That's big.Re Posted From: For the second time in a week, climate scientists surprised with an increased CO2 absorption mechanism.Watts Up With That . . . [More]

For the second time in a week, climate scientists surprised with an increased CO2 absorption mechani

Another study now brings the cumulative total to a 38% difference in CO₂ absorption not previously known to climate science. That's big.Re Posted From: For the second time in a week, climate scientists surprised with an increased CO2 absorption mechanism.Watts Up With That . . . [More]

Rising Electricity Rates under Biden (Texas wholesale up 200%)

“Whether it is the unprecedented subsidies for renewable energy or the unprecedented war on American energy, the Biden administration’s policies are behind the increase in America’s electricity prices.”Re Posted From: Rising Electricity Rates under Biden (Texas wholesale up 200%)Watts Up With That . . . [More]

Rising Electricity Rates under Biden (Texas wholesale up 200%)

“Whether it is the unprecedented subsidies for renewable energy or the unprecedented war on American energy, the Biden administration’s policies are behind the increase in America’s electricity prices.”Re Posted From: Rising Electricity Rates under Biden (Texas wholesale up 200%)Watts Up With That . . . [More]

Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Department Given 22% More Cash to Waste on Green Energy Unicorns – and Ot

Although it is relatively thin gruel, there were some positive announcements about energy in the Budget Statement. First and foremost, the Chancellor chose to keep the temporary 5p per litre fuel duty cut for another year and the planned increase in 2025-26 will be cancelled. The Government claims this measure will lead to a saving of £59 in 2025-26 for the average driver.Re Posted From: Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Department Given 22% More Cash to Waste on Green Energy Unicorns � and Other Budget HorrorsWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Department Given 22% More Cash to Waste on Green Energy Unicorns – and Ot

Although it is relatively thin gruel, there were some positive announcements about energy in the Budget Statement. First and foremost, the Chancellor chose to keep the temporary 5p per litre fuel duty cut for another year and the planned increase in 2025-26 will be cancelled. The Government claims this measure will lead to a saving of £59 in 2025-26 for the average driver.Re Posted From: Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Department Given 22% More Cash to Waste on Green Energy Unicorns � and Other Budget HorrorsWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Grid Companies Bracing For Power Cuts

But clearly these minor events are not what Northern Powergrid have in mind. Instead it appears they are worried about major outages when we simply don’t have enough power to go round.Re Posted From: Grid Companies Bracing For Power CutsWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Grid Companies Bracing For Power Cuts

But clearly these minor events are not what Northern Powergrid have in mind. Instead it appears they are worried about major outages when we simply don’t have enough power to go round.Re Posted From: Grid Companies Bracing For Power CutsWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Year 2024 Global Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Season is Clearly Below “Normal” Despite all the

It is unfortunate and pathetic that the climate extremist media works so hard concealing the clear picture provided by measured climate science data which demonstrate that the world is not facing a climate emergency. Re Posted From: Year 2024 Global Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Season is Clearly Below “Normal” Despite all the Alarmist Hype focused on the North AtlanticWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Year 2024 Global Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Season is Clearly Below “Normal” Despite all the

It is unfortunate and pathetic that the climate extremist media works so hard concealing the clear picture provided by measured climate science data which demonstrate that the world is not facing a climate emergency. Re Posted From: Year 2024 Global Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Season is Clearly Below “Normal” Despite all the Alarmist Hype focused on the North AtlanticWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Climate Change Policies, Killing the American Dream: The Climate Realism Show – LIVE every Friday

Climate change policy is often framed as a challenge to personal freedoms and choices, especially when policies seem to impose strict limits on individuals’ lifestyles and economic options. For example, regulations that mandate renewable energy or limit fossil fuel use can feel like a direct restriction on the American dream—the idea that with hard work, anyone can achieve prosperity and a higher standard of living. These policies sometimes require sacrifices that may impact businesses and workers in traditional energy industries, as well a . . . [More]

Climate Change Policies, Killing the American Dream: The Climate Realism Show – LIVE every Friday

Climate change policy is often framed as a challenge to personal freedoms and choices, especially when policies seem to impose strict limits on individuals’ lifestyles and economic options. For example, regulations that mandate renewable energy or limit fossil fuel use can feel like a direct restriction on the American dream—the idea that with hard work, anyone can achieve prosperity and a higher standard of living. These policies sometimes require sacrifices that may impact businesses and workers in traditional energy industries, as well a . . . [More]

The Better Path In Energy

It has been assumed that reprocessing spent nuclear fuel is expensive, more expensive than mining uranium at a yellowcake price up to perhaps $250/lb. But what SpaceX has shown private operators can replace some government monopolies for 10% of the latter’s operating costs. The solution may be as simple as putting the spent nuclear fuel through a molten salt reactor, producing power while separating out the actinides. We won’t know until we start and the important thing is to start early in 2025.Re Posted From: The Better Path In EnergyWatt . . . [More]

The Better Path In Energy

It has been assumed that reprocessing spent nuclear fuel is expensive, more expensive than mining uranium at a yellowcake price up to perhaps $250/lb. But what SpaceX has shown private operators can replace some government monopolies for 10% of the latter’s operating costs. The solution may be as simple as putting the spent nuclear fuel through a molten salt reactor, producing power while separating out the actinides. We won’t know until we start and the important thing is to start early in 2025.Re Posted From: The Better Path In EnergyWatt . . . [More]

Electric Vehicles: A Tale of Woe in the Absence of the Market Process

There is a market for electric vehicles, but government mandates and subsidies—regulators predicting winners and losers—cause more harm than good. By forcing technology into widespread use before it is ready for primetime, governments are causing consumers to resist EVs. Instead, government regulators should allow consumer demand, competition, and the “market process” to guide EV adoption.Re Posted From: Electric Vehicles: A Tale of Woe in the Absence of the Market ProcessWatts Up With That . . . [More]

Electric Vehicles: A Tale of Woe in the Absence of the Market Process

There is a market for electric vehicles, but government mandates and subsidies—regulators predicting winners and losers—cause more harm than good. By forcing technology into widespread use before it is ready for primetime, governments are causing consumers to resist EVs. Instead, government regulators should allow consumer demand, competition, and the “market process” to guide EV adoption.Re Posted From: Electric Vehicles: A Tale of Woe in the Absence of the Market ProcessWatts Up With That . . . [More]

A Bit Of Perspective Goes A Long Way

I mean, if we could build one of these suckers per week, that would only take us … hang on, let's see … carry over what sums to greater than 9, divide by pi, take the square root, allow for Cook's Factor, this math stuff is tough … that would only take us 19,231 years to complete the project.Re Posted From: A Bit Of Perspective Goes A Long WayWatts Up With That . . . [More]

A Bit Of Perspective Goes A Long Way

I mean, if we could build one of these suckers per week, that would only take us … hang on, let's see … carry over what sums to greater than 9, divide by pi, take the square root, allow for Cook's Factor, this math stuff is tough … that would only take us 19,231 years to complete the project.Re Posted From: A Bit Of Perspective Goes A Long WayWatts Up With That . . . [More]

New Report Suggests “Whale Psychiatrist” Trump May be Right About Wind Farms and Whales

“They say the wind drives them mad. It’s a vibration issue because those structures are as tall as 50-story buildings… The wind is howling, objects are moving, creating vibrations and noise. You know what I want to be? A whale psychiatrist.Re Posted From: New Report Suggests “Whale Psychiatrist” Trump May be Right About Wind Farms and WhalesWatts Up With That . . . [More]

New Report Suggests “Whale Psychiatrist” Trump May be Right About Wind Farms and Whales

“They say the wind drives them mad. It’s a vibration issue because those structures are as tall as 50-story buildings… The wind is howling, objects are moving, creating vibrations and noise. You know what I want to be? A whale psychiatrist.Re Posted From: New Report Suggests “Whale Psychiatrist” Trump May be Right About Wind Farms and WhalesWatts Up With That . . . [More]