Electroverse

Northern Hemisphere snow mass is surging into late April, with satellite data showing a surplus of roughly +400 gigatons above the 1982–2012 norm.

We’re paying twice for power — intermittent wind plus full fossil backup — while largely ignoring the one system that works best: nuclear.

Even at $14 trillion out of pocket, fossil fuels still dominate, electricity is more expensive, and a large disposal problem is building in the background.

The study concludes that glacier behavior here is governed by coupled ocean, atmosphere, and fjord geometry — not CO2.

The result is a steady stream of propaganda.

March 2026 was dominated by cold across Alaska. ERA5 shows 96% of the state below the baseline. While statewide, NOAA/NCEI ranks it fourth coldest since 1925.

The data says 50/50. The headlines are already in full-blown hype mode...

Industry depends on reliable, affordable power. As costs rise, production moves abroad. Australia’s manufacturing share of GDP has fallen from 14% in the 1970s to 5% today.

Energy policy has moved from "Climate Emergency" messaging to a realization that control is everything.

...winter isn't done just yet.