The Green New Scam Is Collapsing Under The Weight Of Its Own Lies

The fact that climate change alarm is a scam is well known.

Yes, climate does change. I used to live on Long Island Sound, which has a rocky coast. The reason it’s rocky is that 10,000 years ago, it was a glacier. Glaciers push rocks to one side (called moraine) and when the glacier melts, you have a nice body of water with a rocky coast.

That’s real climate change, but it took 10,000 years and CO₂ had nothing to do with it. The threats of “existential crisis” and “we’ll all be underwater in ten years” are nonsense.

The climate change models are garbage (and, yes, I have studied them and understand the math and complex dynamics and I know why they’re garbage. They can’t even backtest reliably, let alone forecast. Just garbage).

Wind and solar power generation work, but they’re unreliable and intermittent and can’t maintain the baseload power to keep a modern power grid up and running. (Again, I own the largest off-grid non-commercial solar field in New England, so I know what I’m talking about. It works fine, but you can’t run cities with it).

Still, the climate alarm narrative persists.

False narratives can persist for a long time. What stops them is a head-on crash with reality. That can take time, but it’s happening now, as described in this article.

Germany does not have enough natural gas or oil distillates (diesel, gasoline) to make it through the winter. They’ll have to force people to lower thermostats to 50°F or even lower and shut down manufacturing.

Now the German wind turbine industry is falling into crisis. Siemens and other major German companies are shutting down wind turbine manufacturing and outsourcing it to lower-cost jurisdictions such as China. So-called wind parks are not being developed. The wind turbine industry is grinding to a halt.

That’s how the climate alarm nonsense ends. When you put it under stress, the shortcomings and false claims are quickly revealed. It’s too bad it took a war and an energy crisis to reveal the phony climate alarm narrative. Still, some lessons are being learned. That’s progress.

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