Today's thread. What Frightens Deniers.
You can tell they're frightened when they get hysterical and into attack mode.
1. The IPCC.
Plans for a datacentre with a max load of 1GW which will be powered entirely by solar, wind and batteries.
Excellent.
energy-storage.news/1gw-data…
Off-grid datacentres are going to be a disaster for the climate.
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China's strategy is sound: electrify everything and reduce dependency on imports of expensive fossil fuels.
2/3 of the energy expended when burning stuff is wasted in heat, light and noise.
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Reducing the 2030 target would be wrong, stupid, polluting and ultimately - fortunately - irrelevant because EVs will dominate the market whatever the decision. But what a terrible signal to send about the UK, @andyburnham
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This is for recycling steel, not creating virgin steel but nevertheless shows that renewables are perfectly capable of supplying energy to heavy industry.
reneweconomy.com.au/first-ne…
How did the paper by Dunstan and Drew get through peer review in the first place? Astonishing. And their reply to the correction just digs the hole deeper.
Well done @janrosenow
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It's hard to think of an appropriate comment, it is so sad.....
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
In addition to the 8.7m people killed every year by burning fossil fuels, the record heat waves are causing even more deaths.
Stop burning fossil fuels!
theguardian.com/environment/…
Good to see solar driving to a new record high for renewables in Australia - albeit for a 30 minute period.
But that is how records fall, one at a time. There will be plenty more to come.
pv-magazine.com/2026/10/23/s…
The toxic Tories ban anyone from the party who supports net zero.
How low can they sink? Reform will end up to the left of the Tories at this rate.
@Conservatives this is a losing strategy. Big time.
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It's hysterical that Anika says 'always happy to debate anybody' and then blocks someone who offers to debate.
Anika Sweetland thinks blocking someone who knows a lot more about climate than her is "debate"? She blocked me for pointing out she cant find an error in this paper: acp.copernicus.org/articles/…
Like all deniers, Anika is just another spineless coward who pretends to be willing to debate, but runs away as soon as she is challenged.
Replying to @anika_climate
@anika_climate said she is "always happy to debate anybody". Twice I have asked her to show me this is wrong acp.copernicus.org/articles/…
and twice she refused to debate. She won't debate after all it seems?
Climatehope (@climatehope.bsky.social) retweeted
World must cut emissions by 18% in four years ‘to find our way back’, UN says.
New #nuclear is much, much, too late for #climate
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The growth is good, but we really need a lot more storage - quickly!
energy-storage.news/global-e…
This is DISGUSTING, @Google
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Both these battery projects will make a difference to the amount of renewable energy that is curtailed.
Good news - but we need more transmission capacity and more storage.
solarpowerportal.co.uk/batte…
I genuinely wonder if Porter believes the crap show spouts. Does she just lie for money, or is she s stupid that she doesn't understand the climate, energy or any related topic?
Whatever the answer, don't believe a word she says.
desmog.com/2026/10/21/kathry…
Despite what the appalling fossil fuel shills say, the reason we have expensive electricity is down to fossil gas.
carbonbrief.org/revealed-exp…
Local authorities should never refuse an application for a gulley to charge a car unless there are extraordinary reasons.
independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho…
This may only be a small contributor to emissions reduction, but it is another example of how electrification saves money and delivers better outcomes.
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