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- This installment turns to the political psychology embedded in the report. Beyond science and industry, the document lays out a strategy for shaping public perception, countering resistance, embedding citizen assemblies,...
- The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 Part 3: Positive Tipping Points and Industrial Policy Engineering one day agoThe Global Tipping Points Report 2025 rests on a single structural premise: that coordinated intervention can push society across thresholds into self-reinforcing decarbonization.
- The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 Part 2: Governance Architecture and Technocratic Expansion 2 days agoThis is Part II of a multipart, systematic refutation of the University of Exeter’s Global Tipping Points Report 2025. In Part I, the focus was the report’s rhetorical architecture: the language of catastrophe, the asserted...
- The Global Tipping Points Report 2025, Part 1: Catastrophe, Certainty, and the Architecture of Urgency Wed, 18 Feb 26, 5:00amThe Global Tipping Points Report 2025 is ambitious. It seeks to reshape finance, law, economics, and culture under a unified urgency narrative. Whether that narrative rests on sufficiently robust predictive foundations is...
- Harvard Divinity School and the New Climate Inquisition Sat, 14 Feb 26, 6:00amAnd the broader pattern is hard to miss. Environmental discourse is being reframed as a moral sorting exercise. Before you debate policy, you scan for hidden sins. Before you examine tradeoffs, you establish virtue alignment.
- Hell Has Frozen Over: The Washington Post Discovers the Limits of the EPA Fri, 13 Feb 26, 5:00amHell may not have frozen entirely. But a chill wind has blown through the Post’s editorial boardroom. When an institution long associated with climate alarmism writes “It’s about time” in response to a major deregulatory...
- Study: Massive Abrupt Warming During Past Low-CO₂ Era Thu, 12 Feb 26, 9:00amA new pollen-based reconstruction study shows Greenland warmed 10–16°C within decades during 11 Dansgaard–Oeschger events between 57,000 and 29,000 years ago, when atmospheric CO₂ was near 200 ppm...
- The Coming Squall Wed, 11 Feb 26, 9:00amA long-standing pillar of U.S. climate regulation is about to be tested—and the reaction will be explosive. Lawsuits, political theatrics, media frenzy, and strategic end-runs are coming fast. What happens next won’t...
- Finally — A Truly “Unprecedented” Weather Event Tue, 3 Feb 26, 1:00pmIn a world where climate alarmists constantly cry “unprecedented” at every warm weather anomaly, here’s a genuinely rare meteorological story that deserves the term on its own merits —
- Measuring Climate Change Without a Ruler Tue, 16 Dec 25, 9:00amFrom a strict epistemological standpoint, we do not know—at high confidence—whether the total energy of the Earth’s climate system is increasing, decreasing, or remaining approximately constant.
- When Models Masquerade as Oceans: The Latest Adventure in Simulated Stirring Mon, 1 Dec 25, 1:00amThis is the circular fortress of modern climate science: models validate models, statistical significance is computed on synthetic data, and uncertainty is waved away with phrases like “robustness” and “consistency.”
- When Climate Communication Studies Start Sounding Like Self-Help Manuals for Technocrats Sat, 29 Nov 25, 9:00amThe irony is that while the authors aim to strengthen trust in climate projections, their own methods highlight why many people remain skeptical. When communication strategies are openly tailored to shape impressions of consensus...
- Who Needs the Constitution When We’ve Got a Planet to Save? Tue, 11 Nov 25, 9:00amGavin and the gang have got it covered. They’re turning climate guilt into green jobs, regulation into revenue, and moral superiority into a renewable resource.
- Mann Overboard! Updating Climate Reports Is Not Stalinism Tue, 12 Aug 25, 11:00pmAsked about Wright’s comments ...Michael Mann said in an emailed comment to the Guardian: ‘This is exactly what Joseph Stalin did.’”
- Louisiana’s $3 Billion Coastal Boondoggle: The Sediment Diversion That Washed Away Sat, 19 Jul 25, 3:00pmLandry’s critics say he’s “abandoning science.” On the contrary, he’s recognizing the difference between real science—which admits uncertainty—and expensive, bureaucratic groupthink dressed up as “climate...
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