A Trillion-Dollar Hole in the Ground
The Sun King’s legacy is all-too appropriate – if only we weren’t paying for it.
Climate Change
We’re Teaching Kids Scarcity in an Age of Abundance
We should teach them where energy comes from, how it impacts their futures, and what it will need from them. Fear is a lousy career counselor.
The Ants Come Swarming Again
Yet more ‘renewable’ sugar carelessly thrown around by the government.
India Drops Bid to Host UN’s COP33 Climate Conference
With India out and emitter number one China playing the world on climate the entire time, it certainly underscores how ridiculously futile painful climate policies in Europe, America, Australia, or Japan continue to be.
‘Extreme Event Attribution’ to Bring Down Oil, Gas, and Coal
Buying into the notion of “extreme event attribution” is a slippery slope leading to quicksand.
Winning: Green Hydrogen Is a Dirty Word
Angus Taylor said taxpayers’ were forking out for an “empty room” in Fiji when power bills were up by a record 40 per cent and a record number of households were on hardship plans.
The Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)
If our leaders genuinely care about the future of this country, they would stop pandering to the climate change tsars and start focusing on the actual prosperity of the country.
Climate Scenarios Are Exactly That, Not Tools
The lesson from this interview is neither to minimise climate risks nor to exaggerate them. It is to use climate science responsibly. Communities deserve planning that is scientifically robust, legally defensible and fair.
This Commission Wants More Government
Innovation is in New Zealand farming’s DNA. Farming has overcome seemingly impossible obstacles before, including producing competitively for markets on the opposite side of the world.
Their Actions Speak Louder than Their Jets
Judge the Climate Cult by how they whoop it up in exotic resorts.
The Push for Climate Realism
Without public pressure many councils will – like Greater Wellington – treat the minister’s guidance as optional and do nothing.
The Bankers Bullied Australia Into Net Zero
The right choice is always the one closest to the truth. The conservatives picked the wrong side. They didn’t do their homework.