If 'every fraction of a degree counts', why doesn't every penny increase on the price of power or gas supply count?
Is climate change a bigger or smaller problem than expensive energy?
And what about the Nth-order effects of expensive energy?
Is climate change a bigger or smaller problem than expensive energy?
And what about the Nth-order effects of expensive energy?
https://twitter.com/uksciencechief/status/1440342257291304961
In the early 1950s UK, more than 100,000 excess winter deaths per year were recorded.
That figure fell to its lowest in 2014 @ 17,280 EWDs.
It has been returning to '70s levels.
What this shows categorically is that energy is far more important to us than a "stable" climate.
That figure fell to its lowest in 2014 @ 17,280 EWDs.
It has been returning to '70s levels.
What this shows categorically is that energy is far more important to us than a "stable" climate.
Expensive energy makes climate alarmism a self-fulfilling prophecy.
It makes people more vulnerable to weather.
In the 1910s, heatwaves would kill thousands -- including very many children, who died because of infected food in the era before refrigeration.
It makes people more vulnerable to weather.
In the 1910s, heatwaves would kill thousands -- including very many children, who died because of infected food in the era before refrigeration.
Environmentalists such as Patrick Vallance are unable to take a historical or wealth-centric perspective on environmental risk.
The result is like someone hitting you in the head with a hammer, and then rushing you to A&E and claiming to be providing care.
The result is like someone hitting you in the head with a hammer, and then rushing you to A&E and claiming to be providing care.
Is climate *change* in 2021 a bigger or smaller problem than climate was in 1951?
It's far smaller.
The facts are stark, and staring anyone in the face.
But institutional science will claim that the risks are growing.
It's a political lie.
It's far smaller.
The facts are stark, and staring anyone in the face.
But institutional science will claim that the risks are growing.
It's a political lie.
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