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Our best hope for reducing carbon emissions isn't new government spending. It's a technological sea change -- one that can only come from the private sector.

According to Economic Degrowth proponents, we need to give up guns, S.U.V.s, eating beef, private transportation, advertising and consumer goods, to achieve a life which is more in harmony with nature. But we have to ditch...

"Insulate Britain" apparently think mainstream Extinction Rebellion is not doing enough to dictate home renovations to ordinary people.

Anyone who thinks trying to cosy up to the climate movement will win any public relations points should take a look at how Walmart and Newscorp are being treated.

A gift for radicals? The British Government believes dumping 7000 books likely full of climate propaganda into the schools of a country which borders Taliban controlled Afghanistan will help make the world a better place.

Fusion power plants will eventually replace most conventional power plants and related large-scale energy infrastructure that are still so dominant today...

According to health journals and activists, grants and debt forgiveness rather than loans are needed to address the crisis of slightly warmer temperatures.

The Guardian is outdoing itself reaching for ridiculous hyperbole, to try to make us care.

Has the phone stopped ringing in the White House? President Biden appears to be struggling with lukewarm support for dumping more trillions of freshly printed or borrowed money into the economy, to combat climate change.

Coal miners are demanding handouts when the $50 billion / year export earning pits are closed, coal plants are demanding handouts to stay open, to stabilise the grid, renewable operators are demanding handouts and special...

Former NSW Premier Bob Carr thinks even thought Paul Ehrlich was wrong about global starvation and resource depletion, we should have listened to him.

EE News reports that not only is heresy against IPCC approved scientific positions wildly popular, it is also producing a lot of revenue for the heretics.

Just in case you thought the politician in charge of Australia's financial stability has a clue, the following interview with the Guardian should settle any doubts.

According to Ipsos MORI, Climate Change concern has reached fever pitch in the UK, as the relentless BBC and establishment campaign to frighten ordinary people with stories of bushfires and heatwaves yields dividends.

With an uncertainty of 900%, weather attribution specialists stand ready to contribute to the conversation about the urgent need for climate action.