Shocking new statistical evidence has emerged that suggests the golden eagle could be on a wind turbine-induced glide path to extinction in the United States, as the annual death rate increase leaps nearly 50% since 2020.
During winter, wind power fell by 11% and gas came to the rescue, pushing up prices to eye-watering levels. On some days the windmills produced almost zero. This is why energy prices are sky high, says Chris Morrison.
Under Net Zero, beef, lamb, milk and cheese will need to be banished from the British diet within 25 years, a new report from the Government-funded UK FIRES has confirmed. You have been warned, says Chris Morrison.
Thanks to 'ethical' investments in green stocks, the MPs' pension scheme is 25% short of its target for the year to 2024, meaning a taxpayer bailout may be imminent. The Daily Sceptic's Chris Morrison is unimpressed.
The UK Met Office has been caught reporting invented data from even more non-existent weather stations. New photographs show Newton Rigg weather station is closed, but the Met Office is still reporting readings from it!
Rising CO₂ levels are driving a global greening boom that debunks climate alarmism and the entire Net Zero agenda, argues the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
Recent European flooding is "unexceptional" from a historical point of view, a new scientific paper has found. Records show that flooding was far greater in the past, before human CO2 emissions rose, the authors conclude.
During the LA wildfires in January, Green Blob outfit World Weather Attribution was quick to put out a report blaming climate change. But now one of the authors has admitted the result was "not statistically significant".
On July 19th 2022 the Met Office claimed a new UK record of 40.3°C in two locations – both of them busy RAF stations. The Met Office itself called one of them 'suspect', but it has now entered the long-term archive.
Sensational new discoveries arising from long-forgotten early aerial photographs indicate that ice has remained stable and even grown slightly since the 1930s over a 2,000 km stretch of East Antarctica.
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