On Sept 28, that backstop came at an absurdly steep premium—all because Britain insists on weather-dependent generation.
The ocean tends to bury and bank heat during La Niña, then brings much of it back to the surface and releases it during El Niño. Calling that release “a fingerprint of cLiMaTe ChAnGe” is not science.
What has become abnormal is the insistence that every climatic fluctuation is proof of a crisis, that every crisis requires intervention, and every intervention must flow through the same institutions whose standards and objectivity are demonstrably declining.
El Niño may deliver the headline heat. But the follow-up could be a long La Niña arriving just as Solar Cycle 25 descends into minimum.
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Anything that raises the cost of food could be considered complimentary to the globalist agenda. High energy and food costs are helping to reverse economies as per the Paris agreement endangering humanity in general.
Climate Change© continues to raise energy costs, impoverish states and endanger billions. Exactly what you would need to do if weakening a former democratic capitalist world was your goal. Softening it up for a proposed global takeover.
The current wars and trade tariffs have helped to increase the cost of everything. The price of wheat is set to rise even more due to the recent prohibitive input costs like diesel fuel. It makes you wonder what side the people are on that are starting wars and issuing tariffs.
For those who have never seen this video of Dr Timothy Ball doing a presentational overview of his book, ‘The Deliberate Corruption Of Climate Science’ is informative.
Maybe watch in three shorter sessions.
Tim Ball – The Deliberate Corruption of Climate Science
Part of the reason for very low US wheat harvests could well be farmers switching to growing corn for biofuels, presumably because they can get massive subsidies.
Cap, You already know this, but here is a link for other subscribers to view the parlous state of our energy system.
Move to the neighborhood of a data center. The AI companies will make sure there’s plenty of power in that vicinity.
I have nothing against cows, in fact, I like them; I eat them. It’s just hard to take seriously a country/culture where, in some respects, the British have tried for a couple hundred years to reform: India.