His recent comments expose a facade that many have long suspected: the grandiose plans for a "green" economy are not only impractical but laden with hidden sacrifices for the everyday citizen.
I can only assume that the scientific community’s silence on the subject is because politically driven energy policy goals are driving the science, rather than vice versa.
A move back to primitivism is also foreshadowed by a recent United Nations report which suggested building using mud bricks, bamboo and forest ‘detritus’...
The message here is that CO2 emissions don’t have to be cut very much for atmospheric CO2 levels to reverse their climb, and start to fall. The reason is that nature removes CO2 in proportion to how much excess CO2 resides...
McKibben still doesn't get it: Greens are entirely to blame for the loss of Net Zero momentum.
As the cost of crazy green energy schemes becomes more and more apparent, standing up against them looks to be increasingly a political winner.
Putting green political ambitions before any other practical consideration has made us poorer, and is going to create a problem far worse than climate change.
Only a “consensus” of climate activists with their heads in the clouds – plus Ed Miliband – thinks we could save consumers money by closing down all our gas power plants in the near future
Apologies are in order from Bloomberg Green. In terms of social justice, why hurt the average person as consumer, ratepayer, and taxpayer?
The reliance on models like the Global Climate Models that can never be properly verified by comparison to observations must always keep that in mind.
The scandal, published in the Sunday Telegraph, is just the latest of a series of controversies that have dogged the CCC since its inception.
The insanity of Net Zero becomes clearer by the day.
Exxon CEO Darren Woods has incensed greens by suggesting end users are responsible for generating emissions.
Pressure is likely to grow in the coming days for the U.K. Met Office to make a full public statement about the state of its nationwide temperature measuring stations.
“Europe’s Net Zero Rebellion, European elections, and the coming US reckoning.”
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