“Senior Greens warn party being taken over by pro-Palestinian activists” – Senior Greens are warning that their party is being taken over by pro-Palestinian activists amid public criticism and internal division following the vote on Zionism, notes the Times.
“Germany, France pushing to abandon climate neutrality goals for cars” – Germany and France are pushing to abandon climate neutrality goals for cars, according to the Detroit News.
“Net Zero cable approved by Labour despite threat to wildlife” – Labour has approved a Net Zero cable linking Kent and Suffolk despite fierce opposition from locals and warnings it will destroy wildlife areas, reveals the Telegraph.
“Will we always have Paris?” – In the Spectator, Douglas Murray writes that Art Basel’s shipment of some of the world’s most valuable art arrived just in time for Paris to go up in flames.
“Stackers, make room: the Telegraph diaspora is coming” – On Substack, Laura Dodsworth says stackers must make room because the Telegraph diaspora is coming.
“Clean energy projects face veto if they raise bills via wasted wind” – Ministers will veto new clean energy projects that add to Britain’s multibillion-pound wasted wind bill and push up electricity costs, reports the Times.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 68” – On this week’s episode, Laurie sits down with Marcel Crok, the veteran Dutch science journalist and co-founder of Clintel, to discuss his life and times exposing decades of shoddy climate science – from Michael Mann’s ‘hockey stick’ graph to Climategate and the IPCC’s implausible doomsday scenarios.