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Climate science will not disappear. But, it may go underground and become a privately funded political tool.

The moral of the story may be that Earth’s oceans are less volatile than our coordinate systems. While the water creeps upward at a stately pace measured in millimetres per year, the reference frames used to describe it...

In climate policy, confidence should track evidence. And here, the evidence points not to imminent tropical marine extinction at 1.5 °C, but to a system that has endured comparable warming before without collapsing.

Complex systems demand humility. Restructuring global finance on the basis of uncertain nonlinear thresholds may prove to be its own form of tipping experiment.

This installment addresses one of the most consequential shifts embedded in the report: the transformation of climate policy from a legislative choice into a legal obligation...

The strength of the case for rapid systemic transformation ultimately depends on the solidity of the tipping thresholds themselves. If those thresholds remain deeply uncertain in timing and probability, the justification...

The proposal to replace GDP as the “primary measure” signals a philosophical and institutional shift. Economic output, as traditionally measured, would no longer be the central reference point. Instead, output would be...

This installment turns to the political psychology embedded in the report. Beyond science and industry, the document lays out a strategy for shaping public perception, countering resistance, embedding citizen assemblies,...

The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 rests on a single structural premise: that coordinated intervention can push society across thresholds into self-reinforcing decarbonization.

This is Part II of a multipart, systematic refutation of the University of Exeter’s Global Tipping Points Report 2025. In Part I, the focus was the report’s rhetorical architecture: the language of catastrophe, the asserted...

The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 is ambitious. It seeks to reshape finance, law, economics, and culture under a unified urgency narrative. Whether that narrative rests on sufficiently robust predictive foundations is...

And the broader pattern is hard to miss. Environmental discourse is being reframed as a moral sorting exercise. Before you debate policy, you scan for hidden sins. Before you examine tradeoffs, you establish virtue alignment.

Hell may not have frozen entirely. But a chill wind has blown through the Post’s editorial boardroom. When an institution long associated with climate alarmism writes “It’s about time” in response to a major deregulatory...

A new pollen-based reconstruction study shows Greenland warmed 10–16°C within decades during 11 Dansgaard–Oeschger events between 57,000 and 29,000 years ago, when atmospheric CO₂ was near 200 ppm...

A long-standing pillar of U.S. climate regulation is about to be tested—and the reaction will be explosive. Lawsuits, political theatrics, media frenzy, and strategic end-runs are coming fast. What happens next won’t...