Do as They Say, Not as They Do
India wants your ‘climate’ trillions, but won’t reduce their own emissions.
India wants your ‘climate’ trillions, but won’t reduce their own emissions.
If Ardern does secure the UN Secretary General role, she will be tasked with leading the UN’s ambitious global climate emergency agenda into the 2030s and beyond. Guterres has outlined that the UN is establishing a US$1.5 trillion global climate fund.
UN pharisees are brooking no dissent to its climate narrative.
Prince William speaks, but others are singing a new climate tune.
Oatly’s crisis is self-inflicted. But it’s also a warning to every other boardroom chasing the next ESG headline. The age of climate preaching is over. The only sustainable strategy left is common sense.
The UN Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation is a costly, wasteful, ineffective climate scheme only a UN bureaucrat or climate profiteer could love.
The impact for science is one of loss of integrity and a decrease in trust when editors are removed simply for allowing a debate. The forced consensus on climate change is damaging to science.
We must stop tolerating incorrect, fabricated, extreme climate modelling scenarios to construct doom-laden predictions that allow MPs and government lackeys to scare the public. All of which is employed to justify outlandish and unnecessary government spending.
Trust the unsinkable politician fond of rebranding bombings as democracy to fix Britain’s energy woes.
Bacon, ham, salami and gas cookers are all in the nanny-staters’ sights.
Shocker: climate Nostradamus Bill Gates calls Eco-Doomism ‘wrong’.
America has pulled out, and nobody else has any money. The green press will have to work hard to find something interesting to write about.
With a former Labour heavyweight speaking up against Net Zero in the UK, and US Democrats recognizing that “climate change” turns off voters, the Australian conservatives could end up being the last people on Earth still endorsing Net Zero.
This new report casts fresh light on the cascading effects on the natural world of increasing numbers of giant wind turbines.
These and other Heartland efforts have done a much better job of “following the science” than those who constantly hectored us to do so, while frequently torturing science until they could reach their desired conclusions.