The Climate Policy Backfire Effects
Lifestyle-targeted climate policies risk eroding motivation as people dislike feeling controlled. A study published in Nature Sustainability on December […]
Environment
86% of the world’s primary energy still comes from fossil fuels, while the sun and wind account for 3%.
and the French are beating a dead horse with their ruinous windmills transition is not a moral story, but
Climate science under scrutiny: Study challenges validity of global temperature metrics
The widely cited 1.5 C and 2.0 C warming targets (Paris Agreement) rely on averaging Earth’s temperatures—a scientifically meaningless
Why farmers are worried about the future of seeds and food safety
Next year, the European Union will begin discussions on new seed regulations. However, critics fear that this project will
OP Sea Spray: US Navy deliberately sprayed bacteria over San Francisco in 1950?
The government would never poison its own people… right? Wrong. In 1950, without the public’s knowledge or consent, the
Regenerative Agriculture
In a time when the Climate Narrative is loosing its firm grip over people and instead Geoengineering Concerns are
Offshore Madness: How Windparks Are Heating the Seas
A new study once again raises serious doubts about the wisdom of massive offshore wind farms. Ironically, the very
22,000 German apple trees felled to replace them with solar panels; what could be more archaic than fruit? Cutting down a tree can save the planet.
In Germany, especially since 2022, the “EEG” law and the “Osterpaket” plans have relaxed the rules: solar power plants
Why ice cores lie: High CO2 levels characterised early times
A newly published study concludes that, given the lush vegetation ten thousand years ago, the CO2 content in the
Global Geoengineering
The Imperative to End Solar Radiation Management For over seven decades, the skies above our world have been transformed
New study: CO2 as the main cause of global warming “physically impossible”
To realise that the trace gas CO2 simply cannot be the main driver of climate change, all you need
Brazil orders two cruise giants as hotels for the World Climate Conference COP30
Beds are scarce! Therefore, the Brazilian government has now summoned two cruise ships to the city of Belém to