Watch: Morano on Fox: ‘Bill Gates has canceled the climate catastrophe!’ – 3 reasons for Gates’ conversion are: 1) Climate lies are so obvious now, 2) The Trump Effect & 3) ‘Gates needs massive amounts of energy’ for AI — which is ‘completely contrary to the climate agenda’
Broadcast October 30, 2025 – The Evening Edit – Fox Business Channel Excerpt: Marc Morano: There are several key reasons why Gates is saying it now. However, before I mention that, I want to note that Bill Gates has canceled the climate catastrophe. He is facing massive blowback from his fellow climate activists. Michael Man, […]
The Trump Effect = UN COP FLOP! 100 countries stall on ‘climate targets’ ahead of COP30 — As Trump is pushing world leaders to abandon the climate fight
E&E News excerpt: Trump, who has eviscerated climate measures in the U.S. while urging, and threatening, other nations to abandon the fight against climbing temperatures. Two weeks before climate talks begin in Brazil, the lapse by more than 100 countries in submitting new United Nations plans for tackling global warming is colliding with rising enmity by President Donald Trump, who has eviscerated climate measures in the U.S. while urging, and threatening, other nations to abandon the fight against climbing temperatures.
The EU is struggling to fill the vacuum left by America’s reversal on global climate cooperation. And China, while pledging to cut its world-leading carbon pollution, has announced a target that analysts say is too low to prevent catastrophic climate impacts.
The COP30 climate conference in the Amazon port city of Belém is facing perhaps the biggest political pushback since negotiations started 30 years ago,
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Trump is not the only challenge. Energy demand is soaring globally, complicating the transition away from fossil fuels, while political divisions and the high cost of goods are shaking Europe’s commitment to tackle climate change.
The clearest warning sign is captured in the raft of pledges that countries have so far failed to submit to the United Nations. The first deadline passed in February. Then another in September. Fewer than 70 nations, out of 195, have now offered new climate targets. (The U.S. rushed its in last year before Biden left office.)
Word Economic Forum panelist: The climate agenda isn’t driven by governments or public will anymore. It’s a bank-led operation –
The 'green agenda' is no longer a moral imperative but a calculated, profit-driven business strategy for global banks This WEF panellist is saying it out loud: "Don't worry about the 'setback' of nations leaving the Paris Agreement. The climate agenda isn't driven by… pic.twitter.com/VUrstB1grD — Camus (@newstart_2024) October 22, 2025
‘Congrats, strong UK climate policy: #1: Highest electricity price for industries in developed world’
Congrats, strong UK climate policy: #1: Highest electricity price for industries in developed world #2: Second-highest electricity price for households in developed world (after Germany)https://t.co/Hv2hU65FKghttps://t.co/Ob0jyxcfUU (w/o paywall) https://t.co/EZKk4OQa79 pic.twitter.com/OktwVCMC9V — Bjorn Lomborg (@BjornLomborg) October 9, 2025
‘Taking the Mikhail’ – Russia’s latest climate pledge is a masterclass in creative accounting & self-pity
Taking the Mikhail By Mark Hodgson In The Haves and the Have Nots I discussed the fact that those nations that (often belatedly) filed their updated NDCs (nationally determined contributions) ahead of COP30 are for the most part insignificant in terms of global greenhouse gas emissions, while those which are very significant have by and large not […]
Net Zero Crumbling Slowly at First, Then Suddenly
https://www.climateskeptic.org/p/net-zero-crumbling-slowly-at-first?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email By DAVID TURVER Net Zero is collapsing faster than the coal-fired power stations blown up by Alok Sharma A decade ago, the leaders of the three main parties, David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband signed their pledge that effectively took climate and energy policy out of the democratic process. Although it was not yet enshrined […]
Boris Johnson: I went ‘far too fast’ on net zero – Former UK PM believes he got ‘carried away’ by the idea of renewable energy sources
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/10/05/boris-johnson-too-far-too-fast-net-zero/ By Gordon Rayner – UK Telegraph Excerpt: Boris Johnson has admitted he went “far too fast” on net zero when he was prime minister, in his most outspoken comments against the policy he championed. Mr Johnson said he got “carried away” by the idea that renewable energy sources could replace fossil fuels and, as […]
The Great UN Climate Con: The 1992 Climate Treaty
https://t.co/HqbrqeewVO — Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki (@MatthewWielicki) September 23, 2025 By Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki Global elites have spent three decades telling us “climate is a global problem, so only global solutions will do.” That framing didn’t appear by magic. It was written into U.S. law when President George H. W. Bush signed the […]
China a shining example of ‘green’ dream!? Bjorn Lomborg: ‘On current trends, China will reach 100% renewables by year 2431’
China is mostly fossil-fuel powered, and on current trends will reach 100% renewables by year 2431https://t.co/Va31r95xx6 Threads&refs:https://t.co/3HRRegZyjX pic.twitter.com/M4I8Ui1jew — Bjorn Lomborg (@BjornLomborg) October 3, 2025 Green hype vs reality Bloomberg: China push the energy transition and 'many looking to China to lead the fight against global warming' Reality: China's renewable fraction (biomass, hydro, solar, wind […]
MAG: ’10 years after the UN Paris Agreement, countries are still missing climate deadlines’ – ‘Emissions have continued to rise’
https://grist.org/international/ndc-deadlines-paris-agreement-cop30/ By Naveena Sadasivam When the 2015 Paris Agreement was inked nearly a decade ago, it marked a consensus, agreed to by nearly all the countries in the world, that global temperature rise should be limited to well below 2 degrees Celsius over preindustrial levels. But the treaty hinges on those almost 200 countries periodically […]