Farmers Feel the Pointy End of the ‘Net Zero’ Stick
‘Renewables’ are a poison pill for farming communities, too.
Climate Change
Greta Aims Her Hatred at Israel
At this point, Thunberg is a full hour past her proverbial 15 minutes of fame.
From Big Australian to ‘Renewable’ Potemkin Village
Despite a wealth of solar, wind and big batteries, Broken Hill was still blacked out.
Boofhead’s Anti-Nuclear Luddism Is Solely Politics
Labor know that if they rationally backed nuclear, they’d lose votes to the Greens.
Cycleways and Property Value Study Faces Scepticism
Professor Kingham, a former chief science advisor to the Ministry of Transport, is widely known for promoting cycling as a sustainable mode of transport.
Is He Trying to Incite?
Dr Carr’s language to parliament was incendiary and an incitement to violence. We are in rough and dangerous times.
The CCP Has Sent Millions to the US to Promote Green Energy
The activist left call Trump a dictator. Think how they will feel when they find out they are tools of an actual dictator.
Vain Posturing Puts NZ in Real Peril
If we are not careful we, like Britain, will be paying a heavy price for our politicians’ vain posturing.
The Paris Accords Are Not Necessary
The bottom line is that most scientists know, and an increasing number are finally willing to (bravely) acknowledge publicly, that there is no climate emergency or climate crisis.
Denmark Passes the World’s First ‘Fart Tax’
Cow farts are a distraction and the joke’s on us. The Danish tax is a significant step toward the state ownership of the means of production. The issue is essentially about control.
Is Bovaer an Innovation or Intrusion?
My talk with ChatGPT matches my first thoughts and worries about Bovaer when I first read the good reports about this and how it will save the planet from methane.
How Does the Sun Affect Climate?
Contrary to the climate change narrative, the Sun is pretty important.
This Is Not Even Convincing the Alarmists
This is not a good time to abandon energy security by transitioning away from reliable carbon fuels to intermittent solar and wind power requiring expensive backup facilities. Northwest Europe may be facing several decades of colder winters ahead.
The Green Investment Fund Should Be Liquidated
Turns out its “cornerstone partner” was not made of stone, but subject to liquefaction.