The prevailing narrative insists the climate crisis is “immediately solvable.” The data suggests we have gotten nowhere.

The current Energy Transition earns a D-minus. We are trapped in a cycle where political theater and activist cheerleading mask a comprehensive failure.

Sheridan’s writing seeks to cut through the noise to confront the uncomfortable reality:

• Despite the “resounding triumph” of the Paris Agreement, why are its goals “virtually unattainable” as CO2 concentrations and fossil fuel consumption continue to rise?
• How has the misleading “falling costs” narrative locked us into unreliable alternatives that prove 2.5x more expensive than established technologies?
• When will the “climate aristocracy” admit the transition requires the “acquiescence of more than eight billion global citizens”—most of whom are proving to be dissenters?

Read more the unvarnished commentary and incisive analysis needed to finally illuminate the true costs of this failure.