Defenders of the climate 'consensus' have been getting angry in recent weeks, leading to embarrassing outbursts in the media. It's a sign of crisis in a scientific establishment that has banned dissent, says Ben Pile.
Wind power companies in Germany were asked to supply electricity without subsidies, but not a single one was prepared to do so. The promises of 'cheap' wind power have utterly failed, says Ben Pile.
Britain's industrial decline wasn't engineered by Beijing but by its own green-obsessed elites and billionaire-backed NGOs, argues Ben Pile, who says the real enemy isn't in China but in Westminster and Brussels.
Britain's energy mess won't be fixed by scrapping paperwork or backing nuclear, says Ben Pile – it's still the same old Green Blob pulling the strings.
Trump was right to skewer Starmer over Britain's "windmills scam" when he met him in Scotland this week, says Ben Pile. It was a cringefest worthy of The Office, but Starmer can't afford to ignore the President’s warning.
Gas is – or should be – dirt cheap because it's abundant and easy to extract, store and transport. Only politicians infected with the neo-Malthusian green mind virus make energy expensive, says Ben Pile.
The price of offshore wind power has soared by 11% in the latest renewables subsidy package as the Government's promise to cut energy bills by £300 fails to materialise once again.
This was the week that the climate consensus died in Parliament, says Ben Pile. In the debate that followed Ed Miliband's statement on "nature and climate" something new was heard in the House of Commons: dissent.
HSBC's exit from the Net Zero Banking Alliance shows that the Green Blob's attempt to become the Green Mob, to shakedown competitors and destroy them, has been thwarted, at least for now, says Ben Pile.
The UN Human Rights Council has published a report demanding the criminalisation of climate scepticism worldwide. Ben Pile skewers the absurdity of the 'human rights' authoritarians.
