“EU cost of living crisis: ‘the EU… deosn’t have a magic wand to make the price increases go away’” – The EU may not have a “magic wand” to make price increases go away, but abolishing 30% of household energy bills by cancelling the green energy transition might help, suggests Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“Poster child for green energy becomes emergency power buyer” – The Indian state of Tamil Nadu spent decades boasting about its wind power. Now, with turbines barely turning, it’s paying six times the usual rate for gas to keep the lights on, notes Vijay Jayaraj in the Washington Times.
“Ten fastest depreciating new cars revealed – and nine are electric” – Nine of the 10 fastest depreciating new cars are electric, with one luxury model retaining just 27% of its value after three years, according to the Mail.
“Destroying green in the name of green” – The radical green movement has hijacked the language of conservation and turned it into a sales pitch for the renewables industry, argues Vijay Jayaraj in the Patriot Post.
“Kellogg’s removes rice from Rice Krispies” – Kellogg’s has taken the rice out of Rice Krispies and Coco Pops, blaming “changing weather conditions” for affecting the quality and supply of the grain, reports ITV News.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“LSE climate course recommends book promoting eco-terrorism” – A climate course on the compulsory list for first years at LSE recommends a book promoting eco-terrorism edited by an author who calls bombing oil pipelines an “act of love”, says Chris Morrison.