Climate Blame Game: Global Central Planning Needed?

“Buyer beware. The smartest guys in the room, the expert planners, the government-enabled Lords of the (political) marketplace, want to demote you.”

Central holistic planning (think global government) is needed to organize a dysfunctional world. That is what the climate architects dream about. Enter “planet regeneration” and “macro-systemic architect” Greg Reynolds, who has the post below on social media. It concerns one utility practice; there are thousands more needed to “save” the planet. From the center.

This post from Behavior x Climate names something I’ve watched for years: the climate blame game. Consumers point at corporations. Corporations point to demand. Governments point at voters. Around and around. Progress slows. The planet burns.

Continuing:

But here’s what the post doesn’t name—because it’s the part we’ve all been trained not to see: Every player in that loop is already spending money that could be healing.

Junk Academic Climate/Energy Articles: A Sampling

“Economic efficiency and societal well-being demand that a slew of Marxist-Socialist-Progressive Left professors get real jobs in the private sector serving consumers. To go from Net Zero protagonists to Net Positive producers. In their absence, Internet-AI learning can better serve students….”

It is painful to read through the (far-too-many) academic papers relating to climate change, particularly in the social sciences. Prominent climate journals (AI overview) include:

• Global Environmental Change: Focuses on human and policy dimensions of global environmental change.
• Energy Research & Social Science (ERSS): Examines the intersection of energy systems and society, including behavior and policy.
• Climate and Development: Focuses on qualitative, interdisciplinary studies regarding climate policy, adaptation, and development.
• Environmental Politics: Focuses on the policy, political, and governance aspects of environmental change.
• Weather, Climate, and Society (WCAS): 

Even climate alarmist Chris Mooney, previously at the Washington Post and now at the University of Virginia, raises questions.…

Climate Alarm and “Green” Energy: Protest from San Antonio

San Antonio attorney Stanley Bernstein posted on social media (July 6, 2026) about the feelings of many of his neighbors about electric rate inflation from (not-so) “green” energy. “San Antonio has spent and lost billions chasing the green energy hype,” he began. “During that time, electric rates have increased, the City of San Antonio is facing millions of dollars in budget deficits, and thousands of potential jobs have been lost.”

Bernstein also shared a testimonial from respected local meteorologist, Steve Brown, stating:

Many people in the San Antonio area have trusted and relied on Steve Brown as their go-to meteorologist for decades. I hope you’ll take the time to read what he has to say [below] as he speaks the truth.

A Meteorologist Protest

“I [Steve Brown] have been following the global warming er climate change story closely for half a century.…

On Energy Density (Richard Lyon educates)

Adaptation Momentum, Mitigation Fatigue

Climate Journalism in Decline

Discovering Milton Friedman (1912–2006)

Free-Market Electricity Reform Advancing (Advocates for Consumer Regulated Electricity)

Petrostatism vs. Oil Exceptionalism: Venezuela and Beyond

Vehicle Freedom from Big Climate Brother (Presidential Memo to the EPA)