Trying to Thwart Reform and Other News
Raise your hand if you had the coal industry saving our power grid and our reliance on rare earth minerals on your 2025 bingo card.
Raise your hand if you had the coal industry saving our power grid and our reliance on rare earth minerals on your 2025 bingo card.
It is time the coalition put the interests of New Zealand first by abandoning net-zero policies in order to focus on economic growth.
Mr Miliband later admitted the new solar panels for schools and hospitals will be coming, wait for it, from China among other places.
Solar farms leave us exposed to increased bushfire, cyberattack risks.
If the power for the North Island were produced from geothermal plants with Bitcoin mining as the guaranteed buyer, there would be no limit to how much energy we could produce to bring prices down and boost other heavy industry.
Trump officials at the US Army Corps of Engineers, for example, have identified over 600 energy and other infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked under Trump’s day-one declaration of a National Energy Emergency.
Isn’t it time our coalition government put the national interest and wellbeing of New Zealanders first and opted out of Paris as well?
Only wealthy economies have “green” movements and are pursuing them with mandates and costly subsidies. Green energy mandates and subsidies are exploiting people and landscapes around the world
Opposition will demand prioritising the domestic market.
There should be no wonder why deep blue New York and California, along with Illinois, led the nation in 2023 population losses.
Bowen’s cluelessness is astonishing and destructive.
Net Zero has meant trillions of dollars of investment with scarcely any return, he told delegates. Anywhere that there is significant renewables penetration, electricity prices have gone up.
These events are happening right now on our watch, aided by bad government policy and a political system that has lost touch with truth, reason, and reality – and cares little for the welfare of those constituents directly affected by this folly.
Leaders are elected to represent their people, not the agendas of wealthy donors. If the US Climate Alliance refuses to change course, voters should speak up.
Despite the supposed “green” credentials of solar energy, large-scale projects like Tauhei are not without consequences. Environmentalists and rural advocates have raised concerns.