Only 3% of Australians know that the Great Barrier Reef is at a record high following two years of record growth, a survey has found – a reflection of how well the media and scientists keep the truth hidden.
Two Just Stop Oil protesters who scaled a bridge over the Dartford Crossing and caused 40 hours of gridlock have been jailed for over two years in a record sentence for the climate group.
Scepticism about human-caused climate change continues to increase around the world, with a recent poll finding a slump in such belief among Americans to 49% from 60% just five years ago.
A very low-profile Government consultation on its 'air quality strategy' is ringing alarm bells among U.K. farmers as it raises the prospect of extreme Dutch-style restrictions on farming to curb nitrogen emissions.
Buyer interest in new electric cars has slumped by nearly two-thirds since the start of last year, new figures suggest, but Government is full of ideas to push the unwanted products on an unconvinced public.
A study has found that people with better environmental knowledge are less anxious about climate change. This suggests that improving people’s knowledge could help to reduce anxiety – particularly among the young.
Retired Associate Professor of Physics Dr. Ralph Alexander is not impressed with the latest climate disasters report from CRED, which he says egregiously manipulates the data to remove the most inconvenient trends.
It took 50 years of fearmongering before Germany finally shut down its last nuclear power station this weekend. Many fear this will only worsen the energy crisis and ordinary Germans will pay a heavy price.
As a recent piece by the Financial Times revealed, the gold-rich city of Johannesburg is falling apart. Wokery is a major cause. This ruinous ideology has its claws into Britain, but there is still time to escape.
From heat pumps to new bins, the Government keeps trying to force unworkable technologies and environmental wheezes on an unimpressed public who won't accept crap stuff just because it's 'green'.
