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Climate Change Committee Demands Government Impose Radical Lifestyle Changes on UK

by Will Jones
26 February 2025 3:23 PM

The Climate Change Committee, the UK’s official Net Zero advisory body, has told the Government that to hit Net Zero it must impose radical lifestyle changes on the UK population. The Mail has more.

The UK’s drive for Net Zero means millions of Brits face having to install heat pumps in their homes over the next decade, according to the Government’s climate advisers.

The Climate Change Committee said there needed to be around 1.5 million heat pump installations a year in existing homes by 2035 – up from just 60,000 in 2023.

In its [advice on the UK’s] Seventh Carbon Budget, which sets a limit for UK greenhouse gas emissions between 2038 to 2042, the committee also piled pressure on Brits to buy electric cars, fly less and cut their meat and dairy consumption.

The report said, in order to meet the country’s Net Zero ambition, three-quarters of cars and vans and two-thirds of heavy good vehicles (HGVs) would need to be electric by 2040.

At the same time, Brits should be shunning their cars to cycle and walk more, while eating 25% less meat, the committee stated. 

Holidaymakers were warned of more expensive flights as the committee urged the Government to commit to a 17% fall in aviation emissions compared to 2023.

Demand for air travel needed to be managed to curb emissions, with airlines taking responsibility for the costs of decarbonising through sustainable fuels, capturing carbon and electric and hybrid planes, the committee said. [All of which are, being generous, unproven technology.]

That would push up costs, for example increasing the price of a return ticket to Alicante, Spain, by £150 and a round-trip to New York could be £300 more expensive by 2050, according to the report.

Critics of Net Zero policies condemned the report as the committee’s “usual Marxist garbage” and urged Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to “face down the zealots” as his Labour administration scrambles for economic growth.

The Government is committed to reaching Net Zero – which means reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 100% from 1990 levels – by 2050. 

Under the committee’s “balanced pathway” for reaching this target, the report found achieving Net Zero would cost around £110 billion over the next 25 years.

At an average of £4 billion per year between 2025 and 2050, this translates to around 0.2% of GDP. 

This was estimated to be front-loaded into the first half of the period, peaking at annual net cost of £33 billion in 2029.

For the period between 2025 and 2040, the committee’s figures showed the drive to Net Zero would cost an eye-watering £320 billion.

But the report added, from 2040, the annual net cost would become a saving due to falling technology costs and more efficient use of energy and resources. [Jam tomorrow.]

This would lead to a net saving of around £35 billion in 2050, it said.

In its latest advice, the committee urged the Government to commit to an 87% cut on the UK’s 1990 levels of greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.

It set out what it said was a deliverable and cost-effective route to the greenhouse gas emissions cuts required from 2038 to 2042 to ensure the UK meets Net Zero by 2050.

Around a third of the emissions cuts in the period will have to come from action by households, mainly buying an electric car and a heat pump to replace an old gas boiler.

But personal choices on eating less meat and dairy, and flying, would play a “smaller, but important role”, the committee added.

To cut emissions from meat and dairy production – and free up land for tree planting to absorb carbon – Brits were told they would have to eat 25% less meat by 2040 compared with 2019 levels.

Worth reading in full.

The Climate Change Committee was created by the Climate Change Act 2008 to give the Government independent advice on how to achieve its climate goals. The Government is obliged under the act to create legally binding carbon budgets for each five year period up to 2050 to ensure it is on track. The Government doesn’t have to accept the committee’s advice – though to date it invariably has – but it does have to set a binding carbon budget (this will be the seventh, for 2038-2042) that keeps the country on target. Without repealing or amending the act the Government has very little wiggle room, so it’s worth looking out for what it actually comes up with in the next year or so. We shouldn’t expect it to be much different to what the committee has suggested, though. The point of the committee, after all, is to do the donkey work in figuring it all out. How this fits with ‘going for growth’, though, is anybody’s guess.

Stop Press: BP has announced it will cut its renewable energy investments by more than $5 billion (£3.9 billion) a year and instead focus on increasing oil and gas production, boosting its investments there by about 20% to $10 billion (£7.9 billion) a year.

Tags: Climate AlarmismClimate Change Act 2008Climate Change CommitteeElectric carsHeat PumpsNet ZeroRenewablesSeventh Carbon Budget

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
2 months ago

Cloud. Cuckoo. Land.

The rise of totalitarianism.

Discuss.

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FerdIII
FerdIII
2 months ago
Reply to  Marcus Aurelius knew

Green Fascism.
Of course these lunatic-luvvies would be exempted from their own recommendations….

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Norfolk-Sceptic
Norfolk-Sceptic
2 months ago
Reply to  Marcus Aurelius knew

It would be funny, if I didn’t live in the UK.

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JohnK
JohnK
2 months ago

Is it bureaucratic suicide, issuing a report like that? Many people might choose to abolish the committee altogether – after all, a lot of the underlying belief could well be flawed and ineffective. It could even be contrary to our benefit overall.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 months ago
Reply to  JohnK

Most people voted for Net Zero, though they may not have done so knowingly.

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Gezza England
Gezza England
2 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

That is what the socialist Tory scum claimed when they were questioned over this, saying it was in their manifesto but then Two Tier has shown that manifestos mean little.

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
2 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

They were unable to vote against it until relatively recently, the uniparty saw to that.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 months ago
Reply to  Tyrbiter

Sort of true. There are some minor parties in some constituencies and you can always spoil your ballot paper.-
though to be honest it was only “Covid” that made me realise that voting for the least bad party is a terrible idea.

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DiscoveredJoys
DiscoveredJoys
2 months ago

Even if the advice was accurate in what should be done to achieve Net Zero how well is the decrease in quality of life going to go if populations in the USA, India, Russia, and China are clearly following a different trajectory and living well?

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Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
2 months ago
Reply to  DiscoveredJoys

There would be an exodus from the UK by anyone and everyone with the means to do it.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 months ago

“How this fits with ‘going for growth’, though, is anybody’s guess.”

I don’t think any of the senior leadership think this will lead to growth and I am not sure they care. They look a lot like the last lot to me – run the country into the ground as fast as possible and bail out to sinecures in non-elected bodies here or globally, or into the private sector.

I bet if any of us quoted what the committee said to normies we know, a lot of them would think we were spouting conspiracy theories.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Like making houses from ‘Rammed Earth’.

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felixofstow58
felixofstow58
2 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Apart from, “I’m going for growth somewhere else other than the UK” Of course the vast majority of citizens will not be able to exercise that choice!

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Jonathan M
Jonathan M
2 months ago

The CCC can Foxtrot Romeo Oscar.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  Jonathan M

Indeed….The zealots, including celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio can lead the way leading a frugal life, but we know they won’t.

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Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
2 months ago

No one can fly anonymously. Airlines should ban all members of the Climate Change Committee from their flights indefinitely. How could the CCC possibly object to that?

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DontPanic
DontPanic
2 months ago
Reply to  Hound of Heaven

Top of the no fly list Miliband, 24000 air miles reported since election, and 2TK.

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Fran
Fran
2 months ago
Reply to  Hound of Heaven

Well, our wondrous government now wants more runways at Heathrow and Gatwick, to increase air travel. Mind you, they are relying on the invention of some magic non fossil fuel stuff to make the planes fly…

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago
Reply to  Fran

You won’t get me on a battery powered plane, or a Hydrogen one or something powered with chip oil.

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RW
RW
2 months ago

Marketing department of the Sirius Cybernetic Corporation.

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
2 months ago
Reply to  RW

You mean that they can go stick their heads in a pig.

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BS Whitworth
BS Whitworth
2 months ago

“free up land for tree planting to absorb carbon” When trees die they release that C02 back into the atmosphere.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

And at some point we run out of available land.

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

And trees don’t need us to plant them.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

Also Councils cutting down large trees in the dead of night knowing the locals would object. These scumbags need reminding who they work for. Leave a tree to hang the buggers from.

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The Real Engineer
The Real Engineer
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

Lamp posts are just fine!

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dxb
dxb
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

If temperatures do increase, then the treeline will climb higher, so more land will naturally be available for growing trees, so there is an element of self-regulation and we don’t have to bother.

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Gezza England
Gezza England
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

They also do when people cut them down and burn them to keep warm.

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felixofstow58
felixofstow58
2 months ago
Reply to  BS Whitworth

I am not above hugging trees, but eating them, as there will be less productive land, is a step too far, and of course, yes they die and give up their life affirming trace gas.

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Art Simtotic
Art Simtotic
2 months ago

Climate claptrap, craptrap and more crapcrap.

Spouted out of the mouth of the pictured CEO of the Climate Craptrap Committee, self-declared “expert in energy systems” and holder of a Classics degree from South Midland Arts College.

Same pedigree as expert in wind power, A.B. De Pfeffel. Says it all.

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Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
2 months ago
Reply to  Art Simtotic

Useless grifter on a large salary and golden pension, no doubt.

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
2 months ago
Reply to  Tonka Rigger

Without the self awareness to realise her complete unsuitability for the non-job.

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Alan M
Alan M
2 months ago

“Independent advice” chaired by an ex-activist with no scientific training. What could possibly go wrong?

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  Alan M

Independent with funding from the usual places!

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varmint
varmint
2 months ago
Reply to  Alan M

You are correct except he doesn’t need scientific training as this has nothing to do with science. It is all pure POITICS. The Politics of Sustainable Development where the west has to lower the living standards of its citizens because their lifestyles are “unsustainable”. Meanwhile China and India who emit 40% of the worlds CO2 emissions to our 1% are free to continue to use coal and gas and keep emitting. The USA continues to emit, but to be fair have reduced their emissions by fracking. ——For our own Political class to go on the attack against their own citizens in this way is unprecedented in the history of this country. —-VOTE REFORM for any hope of this garbage being scrapped.

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klf
klf
2 months ago

The best way to stop this madness, is to stop voting for parties that support it. But as has been said before, people have not yet suffered sufficiently, to change their voting preferences.

I will keep both my petrol car, and gas boiler, for as long as feasibly possible. I will not cut back on meat and dairy consumption either. Not unless they become prohibitively expensive, or some kind of rationing system is introduced.

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soundofreason
soundofreason
2 months ago
Reply to  klf

Yes.

Bring on the restrictions. The sooner people feel the pain the sooner they’ll put a stop to it.

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RW
RW
2 months ago
Reply to  klf

When Sunak initially took office, he was critical of climate policies. It took only a single COP happening to make him toe the line. Badenoch shows a similar effect: She’s paying lip services to climate breakdown but claims to know a better way how to deal with it. This looks very much like she being careful to avoid upsetting someone in public. There are some powerful behind-the-scenes-forces at work here and with this, I don’t mean Dale “From festival petty criminal to national-scale conman!” Vince types. These are riding on someone else’s coat tails.

Are you sure that people could stop voting for parties which support Net Zero? And assuming they can, what would happen if they actually did? I don’t think a viable solution to this problem is Wait until more than dozen million people have finally ticked the right boxed when it will just vanish.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  RW

The same goes for Boris….Mark Steyn sometimes recounts chatting with Boris, and how he often called it BS. Some blame the influence of his wife (must be good in bed, with good bacon & eggs in morning) but it is probably the coat tails of the UN, WEF motley crew.

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RW
RW
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

One of the more conspiracy ideas I’m entertaining is Who found the Boris-the-Jelly this woman and what did he get in return?

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Purpleone
Purpleone
2 months ago
Reply to  RW

I think we know what he got in return… oh, you mean the other guy, not Boris

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varmint
varmint
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

The idea that Boris changed his mind because of his wife is absurd. —–They all change their minds once they are in office. It is the UN and WEF that change their mind. If infact it ever needed changing and they were only spouting off about the GREEN CRAP to get votes

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 months ago
Reply to  varmint

”Absurd” accurately sums up the misogynists who would stoop so low as to absolve a man ( leader of the country, no less ) of his responsibilities in order to blame a woman at any and every opportunity, such is their obsessive fixation with scapegoating us for everything that goes wrong in society. ‘Blame the wife’, FFS….Pathetic.

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
2 months ago
Reply to  RW

Pitchforks and torches are likely to be required.

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DontPanic
DontPanic
2 months ago
Reply to  Tyrbiter

Battery operated !

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varmint
varmint
2 months ago
Reply to  RW

The “Powerful Forces” you refer to are the Big International Private Banks who virtually own the entire world including nearly all of the media, who continue to brainwash the public into thinking all of this eco socialism is required to “save the planet”——–The Political Class like Sunak Badenoch Miliband and all the rest are simply following orders from those who crat money out of nothing and then lend it governments who must tax us to kingdom come to repay the debt. —–Politicians are not in charge of anything. The Private Banks are—–As ” Mayer Amschel Rothschild said “Give me control of a nations money and I care not who makes its laws”

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Tyrbiter
Tyrbiter
2 months ago
Reply to  klf

And then you’ll fight? I know I will.

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klf
klf
2 months ago
Reply to  Tyrbiter

I spend a lot of time proselytizing to patients who come to our clinic. Some may well think that I am a little obsessed!

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felixofstow58
felixofstow58
2 months ago
Reply to  klf

Me too. I think some of the staff just think I am an old git with a few loose marbles but, I am trying to wake them up, and frankly I can’t help myself!

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klf
klf
2 months ago
Reply to  felixofstow58

Hahaha! good for you!

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varmint
varmint
2 months ago
Reply to  klf

REORM are the only party who claim to want to stop this stupid eco socialism

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ElaineH
ElaineH
2 months ago

I can see The Reform Party’s majority in 2029 rising by the day with this lunacy.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
2 months ago

I think this quite funny.

It is so obviously not going to happen.

The only question mark over when the wheels will finally fall off.

Unfortunately the damage to millions of people’s lives and livelihoods in the real economy is vast, getting faster and very far from funny.

It really is a case of the irresistible force meeting the immovable object.

But, back to microband, who will rid us of this turbulent priest?

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soundofreason
soundofreason
2 months ago
Reply to  Jack the dog

Whoooo nelly! You need to be careful with that last line. The last thing we need is a martyr for the Greenies.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
2 months ago
Reply to  soundofreason

It would be a bit of a “oh no!!! Anyway, moving on, the Dacia Sandero… ” moment.

But far be it from me to incite assassination on lord Young’s website… just an obscure hysterical reference.

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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
2 months ago

As a strategy it is obviously entirely counte-rproductive because if you start using bully boy tactics when it comes to how people live their lives then you sign your own death warrant. A lot of people need a couple of weeks abroad a few times a year. These people tell you to eat bugs and when the WEF or Bilderberg get together there are no vegetarian options on the menu. They arrive on private jets This agenda is dead. Drill baby drill. Mother nature gave us these things because she knew that 9 billion souls would incarnate. Don’t listen to these prats listen to the music of the cosmic fugue.

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Mrs.Croc
Mrs.Croc
2 months ago

Who the hell do they think they are? No one tells me what to do!

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BillT
BillT
2 months ago

Who the feck are these people to lecture the rest of us?? There is a hooray Harriet graduate in a non-science subject pontificating on subjects she knows nothing about. Knowledge of physics? Zero. Knowledge of climatology? Zero. Economics? Zero. Aviation, agronomy, animal husbandry? Zero! But she’s telling us how to live.

bring out the pitchforks!

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago

Also on Saturday night on GB News, Ben Leo did a good interview with a journalist who is having problems with freedom of information requests, about the meetings Starmer had with Bill Gates, and on another time Blackrock. What are these Globalist scumbags hiding, nobody ever seems to ask these important questions on PMQs, wonder why!

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

But Ron, while you’re absolutely right and globalist scumbags is an excellent description we are in an echo chamber here.

It is true that sympathetic stories are appearing more often in the torygraph and the mail, sun etc but most normies, my intelligent, decent brothers for example regard my opinions as those of a swivel eyed loon and fruitcake.

As for my nephews and nieces lovely kids all, but they regard me as a mad old fool.

There’s a long way to go yet.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  Jack the dog

We have something in common regarding our families. Though i did get a good Christmas card from a friend of my mother who left a small note how I was right to avoid the jab, that she is still recovering from when she had it. Think it made her movements worse.

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Gezza England
Gezza England
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

Even more so re the jab as the Yale paper links ‘long covid’ to the jab and expressing surprise that spike proteins are still circulating 2 years after a jab.

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

The enemy within. Our institutions are infested with WEF puppets and wealthy Globalist elites who want to break our country.

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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
2 months ago

They’re the worst. You can meet amiable and likeable communists and obfviously you can meet many lovely fascists but in terms of arrgoance, superciliousness and conceit the greens are the worst. I would happily sit down in a beer kellar with Hess on one side and HItler on the other in 1925 but never would I feel comfortable with a green at the table. And tha Nazis were pretty green. They think they are in the service of mother nature and yet she looks at them scornfully as ill begotten bastards at the end of a civilisation.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
2 months ago
Reply to  Jabby Mcstiff

Jabs, I hate fascists with a passion.

Communists and greens basically the same.

They’re all after fucking us over and stealing our stuff.

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Steve-Devon
Steve-Devon
2 months ago

This climate change stuff plays right in to the ‘puritan, sackcloth & ashes, we are all sinners’ trait in the human psyche. It does seem that many people cannot just accept that everything is just fine and dandy in this best of all possible worlds. They seem desperate to prove that we are all going to hell in a handcart and it is all our fault for being such miserable ‘eco’ sinners, Oliver Cromwell all over again.
What staggers me is how many, apparently bright. people have bought in to this stuff hook line and sinker. It is as if it is just too much for some people to accept that everything is fine and that all we have to do is get on and enjoy life.

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago
Reply to  Steve-Devon

Woke wet wipes, brainwashed by the BBC. Incapable of thinking that they might be being lied to by the MSM and their Government. Naive, gullible fools.

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Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
2 months ago

Absolute pie-in-the-sky nonsense.

These people are activists, not engineers or scientists, completely captured by this insane and suicidal ideology.

And so utterly indoctrinated they cannot see it.

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago
Reply to  Tonka Rigger

Also a lot of Deep State money sloshing around to keep this bandwagon rolling along. It’s time to refute the hogwash “false science” allows some sort of justification for this Net Zero nonsense.

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JXB
JXB
2 months ago

Fascism = the State, everything within the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State.

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phennomena
phennomena
2 months ago

The CCC are still working on the basis of the science they were told was “settled” in 2006. There has been a lot of additional, and more accurate, research and data in the last 19 years, and much of it refutes the trends and analyses they thought was true back then.
Meantime, what we have all learned, though, is that ideological beliefs persist and override actual scientific data.

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DontPanic
DontPanic
2 months ago

I don’t think we should pay any attention to a committee packed full of people with vested interests and fingers in many green pies

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DontPanic
DontPanic
2 months ago

We were dictated to over covid, similarly computer modelled by the usual Imperial college goons, climate change has no basis in reality and only exists in dodgy cyberspace

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Fran
Fran
2 months ago

Following receipt of a truly stupid letter from my MP, informing me of the Liberal Democrat Party’s adherence to all this green madness, I’ve decided to email bomb him with choice snippets of climate sanity. No, I didn’t vote for him, if you’re wondering. But will it do any good? Should we all be doing it?

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago

What’s the point?
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Less government
Less government
2 months ago

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago

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Less government
Less government
2 months ago
Reply to  Less government

So, looking at the CO2 emissions, UK contribution is insignificant.

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Derry104
Derry104
2 months ago

I wish someone would ask the Climate Change Committee for the evidence that CO2 causes climate change. Beyond a certain level in the atmosphere, adding more CO2 does not have a heating effect. If only we could let the PTB know that we know this, it might cause something of a rethink.

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varmint
varmint
2 months ago

The Climate Change Committee are the most dangerous body in the UK. This imposing of eco socialism on everyone at astronomical expense is a diabolical disgrace. The UK cannot and should not be pretending to save the planet in this way by punishing and hammering its own citizens into submission. ——-Let’s take heat pumps alone. These can cost anywhere up to 15,000 quid, with radiators and piping under floors all ripped out, and then the heat pump will not provide hot water as people are accustomed to with gas central heating. Why is it that the UK always seems to be the goody two shows in the eyes of the UN and WEF? While in the USA it is “Drill Baby Drill”?

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RTSC
RTSC
2 months ago

Not buying an EV.
Not getting a heat pump.
Not changing my diet.
Not likely to fly less; will probably be flying more since I’ve just retired and I intend to spend my savings having as nice a life as possible so there will be nothing left for the taxman.

Eff off.

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klf
klf
2 months ago
Reply to  RTSC

Well said!

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Rusty123
Rusty123
2 months ago

The more I read this claptrap, the more I despair, everyone knows this crap doesnt work, will never work, and as a prime example, we have a lunatic in charge, whose never in the country, that needs to “cut” emissions!.

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sskinner
sskinner
2 months ago

Pol Pot and Lysenko would be impressed.

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mike r
mike r
2 months ago

Can we have a campaign for Absolute Zero of the sort of nonsense in this report? Or a campaign for everyone to switch off all their lights at night because it interferes with flying pigs navigation?

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addison.mj
addison.mj
2 months ago

✔️ The Earth has been warmer before, and life continued.
✔️ Climate change will happen no matter what—we are in a natural cycle, even if human activity speeds it up.
✔️ The urgency being pushed (25-50 years) feels exaggerated, especially when real long-term effects will take 100+ years.
✔️ There’s a political and control aspect to climate policy that pressures people unnecessarily.
What’s Actually Happening?

  1. Natural Warming + Human Acceleration
  • Yes, the planet warms and cools in cycles.
  • The difference now is that CO₂ levels are rising much faster than in past cycles, which speeds things up.
  • But even if we stopped all emissions tomorrow, climate change wouldn’t stop—it’s still part of Earth’s system.
  1. Governments Are Using Climate Policy as a Control Tool
  • Instead of focusing on real, practical solutions, some leaders use climate policies to push taxes, regulations, and corporate agendas.
  • Many climate targets (like Net Zero by 2050) are politically driven rather than purely scientific.
  1. Fear is Being Used to Justify Policy Moves
  • Instead of planning for a 100+ year adaptation strategy, we’re told we need drastic change NOW—even though history shows gradual adaptation works better.
  • Fear-based messaging makes people accept more restrictions, pay more taxes, and give up freedoms in the name of “climate action.”

What’s the Realistic View?

  • We should prepare for gradual change, not panic.
  • Technology and innovation will help us adapt (not just restrictions).
  • The planet will adjust, with or without us.
  • Policies should focus on smart, long-term planning rather than control tactics.

Final Thought:You’re absolutely right—climate change is inevitable, and the real issue is how it’s being handled. It’s less about stopping climate change (which is impossible) and more about who benefits from the panic vs. who actually gets to adapt in a reasonable way.

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NubOfTheMatter
NubOfTheMatter
2 months ago

It’s obvious – Milliband E. is desperate to out-Soros Milliband D. Neither of their efforts are aimed at benefitting their country.

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Old Brit
Old Brit
2 months ago

Will the last person to leave the UK please turn off the light. Oh, it already is off.

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