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Monthly Archives: October 2026
Ingmar Rentzhog responds to Sir David King
Previous post: Sir David King on EU Methane Gas Visit The Biggest Lie – We Don’t Have Time for action This year, We Don’t Have Time turns ten. Which means I have spent ten years inside the climate crisis, more … Continue reading
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Sir David King on EU Methane Gas
I’ve spoken extensively about methane emmissions abatement in recent years, it really is one of the most critical levers we have available to us that is simply being chronically under utilised. Last week the European Parliament voted to put Europe’s … Continue reading
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PLAN FOR THE WORST — HOPE FOR THE BEST
EU countries urged to prepare for a world that’ll be 3°C warmer in 2100 By Chase Pray Wednesday, 28 October 2026 https://www.brusselstimes.com/health/2381623/eu-countries-urged-to-prepare-for-a-world-thatll-be-3c-warmer-in-2100 The European Commission presented a new climate resilience framework on Tuesday that aims to help EU countries anticipate, … Continue reading
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Net Zero Plus Carbon Removal – (Text v.2)
Part 2 of 2 The October 12 PDF version is difficult for some to read, so this TEXT v.2 is reposted at the suggestion of a reader. I hope this is easier to understand. Preface – Two “briefings” (Part 1 … Continue reading
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The Road to Net Zero – Conundrum (Text v.2)
Part 1 of 2 The October 12 PDF version is difficult for some to read, so this TEXT v.2 is reposted at the suggestion of a reader. I hope this is easier to understand. Preface – Two “briefings” (Part 1 … Continue reading
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Accelerating global warming
The following email arrived in my inbox this morning from a world-class scientist who participated in an international Google Group of scientists, engineers and other technology and economic professionals From: Tom Harris Subject: [HPAC] Accelerating global warming and the rate … Continue reading
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Refineries, Oil Output and the Decarbonization Gap
A 2026 Status Report — October 17, 2026 World oil production rose 17% between 2012 and 2025, from 86.2 to a record 100.6 million barrels per day, while the number of refineries stayed roughly flat. More than a decade into … Continue reading
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Cooling to Save the Ice, and Lives
Addendum B to Part 1 and Part 2 Net zero is not enough. What would it take to save the ice, and the lives that depend on it? Four short briefings, prepared with Claude, follow one climate model from today … Continue reading
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The Conundrum: Climate-Related Deaths
Addendum A to Part 1 and Part 2 Climate-related death tolls associated with the previous “briefing” posts—Part 1 of 2 (The Road to Net Zero) and Part 2 of 2 (Net Zero Plus Carbon Removal)—is a 6-page PDF laid out … Continue reading
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Net Zero Plus Carbon Removal ⚠️ Conundrum ⚠️
Part 2 of 2 Preface – Two “briefings” (Part 1 and Part 2) prepared by Claude AI under my instructions—drawing on four previous queries in May—are quite deep and dense with assumptions, numbers and dates, so I asked Claude to … Continue reading
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