“I’m afraid my old party has abandoned its mission to save the planet” – A former Scottish Green Party candidate argues that the party he once stood for has drifted so far from its environmental roots that it has effectively abandoned the core mission of saving the planet, according to the Mail.
“‘National Emergency Briefing’ demand UK Government deliver a prime time climate emergency broadcast” – Climate activists are demanding the UK Government hand them prime time national television to broadcast their ‘climate emergency’ message, writes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“Countryfile farmer who died at 35 admitted business was £1 million in debt” – A fourth-generation farmer who starred in BBC’s Countryfile and died suddenly aged 35 spoke candidly about his family business’s struggles with debt in the last episode he appeared in, reports the Mail.
“Build power stations to protect the environment” – At CFACT, Kelvin Kemm argues that expanding power grid access to the world’s energy-poor would deliver dramatic environmental improvements far beyond what renewable mandates can achieve.
“Euronews is wrong – climate change is not the biggest threat to tourism” – Data showing record numbers of European holidaymakers year after year flatly contradicts Euronews’s claim that climate change poses the greatest threat to tourism, says Linnea Lueken in ClimateRealism.
“The refinery war and the vulnerability of modern society” – In America Out Loud News, Ronald Stein P.E. reveals just how exposed modern society is to disruptions in its energy infrastructure.
“Australia’s ‘impartial’ national broadcaster” – Australia’s ABC is supposed to be accurate and impartial by law. But when it comes to climate, it seems that rule goes out the window, writes Tony Thomas in Climate Scepticism.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“There’s a reason Ulez is so hated” – As Kevin Rees is jailed for 15 years for blowing up a Ulez camera with a homemade bomb, Dr Tilak Doshi looks at why London’s anti-motorist money-making ‘clean air’ scheme is so widely hated.