Here is quite an admission of failure from the climate change industrial complex:

A major new 2026 report by the United Nations concedes that, after squandering $9 trillion to lower temperatures “exceedance of 1.5°C is now widely assessed as unavoidable.”

A lot of people should be in jail for this biggest swindle in world history.

The “best-case scenario” is now estimated at temperatures rising by 1.8 degrees. “The inevitable overshoot of 1.5°C should not be interpreted as justification for reduced ambition,” the new UN Limiting Overshoot report assures us.

How ambitious is the next round of the climate agenda? The UN-aligned Climate Policy Initiative has quantified it:

Let’s add it up. They want $7.8 trillion annually on average through 2030, or $39 trillion over 5 years.  Then $9 trillion annually at $45 trillion total for five years, followed by another $144 trillion over 15 years averaging $9.6 trillion a year. That’s a ten-year total of $84 trillion and a 25-year ask of $228 trillion.

To put that price tag in perspective, just the next five years of this global warming spending will cost roughly 5 times as much money as World War II, the New Deal, the Interstate Highway System, World War I, the Apollo Program, the B-29 program, the Manhattan Project, and the Transcontinental Railroad… combined.

Yet even if we spend that money, we’re told the temperatures will continue to rise.

Wouldn’t it be smarter and cheaper to just get every household in the world air conditioning?