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2023-06-22

Mayflies

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Another year another splendid Mays. How the years roll by. This year's playlist is here  featuring the usual mix of high-quality hot bum...
2023-06-20

The world’s nations could switch to 100% renewable energy in a few years?

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Just a quickie, since I seem to be on a roll. Via Twatter , cleantechnica says "Mark Jacobson and his colleagues at Stanford Universi...
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2023-06-19

Bandit Hoekstra

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AukeHoekstra, a useful source for renewal energy factz, laments that  we can't bankrupt [oil companies] before we have weaned ourselves...
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2023-06-16

Subsidies, reprise

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Via Twatter , yet more subsidies stuff. This time they've decided to consider  fossil fuels, agriculture, and fisheries together, pres...
2023-06-15

Meet the Money Behind The Climate Denial Movement: Reprise

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In  Meet the Money Behind The Climate Denial Movement? I queried the assertion that  Nearly a billion dollars a year is flowing into the or...
2023-06-05

Scientists warned about climate change in 1965. Nothing was done?

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More of the same, of course, so I won't waste too much of your time.  knowablemagazine says :  A report to the US president sounded an ...
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2023-05-31

Heat pumps: more than 80% of households in Great Britain ‘satisfied with system’?

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So claims the Graun , h/t Twatter . What the Graun won't do, because they are clown journos who don't understand the concept of sou...
2023-05-17

Bad beekeeping, spring 2023

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Another year another spring and I wonders, yes I does, if my bees have made it through the winter. The answer appears to be yes, at least on...
2023-05-15

How an Early Oil Industry Study Became Key in Climate Lawsuits?

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Another in the who-knew-what-when games, from the Yale Environment 360 . I think it is yet more proof that people are lying to themselves a...
2023-05-09

What’s behind the dangerous new notion that democracy should be left to the well-educated?

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Asks Democracy, a Journal of Ideas . They are less than complimentary about that nice Bryan Caplan, but it is his twat that alerts me to t...
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2023-04-28

The alternative to Atlas Shrugged

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I exepct most of my readers are eagerly awaiting some alternative to accepting the conclusions of AS, so I thought I'd provide mine. Re-...
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2023-04-24

Meet the Money Behind The Climate Denial Movement?

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Spring is in the air and my irises are out, so you get to share the joy. But joy is not what you come here for so I rapidly continue onto.....
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2023-04-23

Lost Decade: How Shell Downplayed Early Warnings Over Climate Change?

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Gosh, it is nearly the end of April and I haven't written anything for the month yet. So as cheap post I'll throw in this from the ...
2023-03-31

Guns are now the leading cause of death for children in the US?

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Another in the Gunz Warz . From the sainted Obama , no less: "We are failing our children. Guns are now the leading cause of death fo...
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2023-03-25

IPCC AR6 SYN goes woo?

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The just released IPCC AR6 synthesis report seems a bit woo to me; the woke folk have got carried away. I don't think that's a good...
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2023-03-21

Shell rules out more ambitious goal for end-user emissions

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Shell rules out more ambitious goal for end-user emissions reports Reuters ( arch ), and this is sensible on Shell's part. These are n...
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2023-03-14

Red team rows over

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Another in the Red Team series , although I seem to have skipped 2020 and 2022; 2021 was Covid. You can have 2022's Mays . This year th...
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2023-02-27

WTF Google?

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In which I whinge at Google for getting their core business of search badly wrong. I am (as so often) looking for my post " I dislike ...
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2023-02-21

Bad beliefs: Misinformation is factually wrong – but is it ethically wrong, too?

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More wank - but I shouldn't spoil the plot - by Lawrence Torcello , who has form . Naively, he wonders  whether people are ethically ac...
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2023-02-06

Advancing the estimation of future climate impacts within the United States?

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Roger Pielke has a Twit complaining bitterly about Advancing the estimation of future climate impacts within the United States . He appear...
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