Tag: Net Zero

The European Court of Human Rights could rule that governments have to protect people from climate change.

In a fresh blow to climate alarmism, islands like Tuvalu and the Maldives that were predicted soon to "disappear" beneath rising seas have been found to have actually grown in size.

Opposition to Net Zero has belatedly been pushing through, but there is a long way to go. The MPs now standing up for realism could start by coming clean about the inner workings of the green blob, says Ben Pile.

Electric car demand has slowed sharply in a sign that drivers are turning back to petrol. The raw material demand to produce EV batteries is "unsustainable", the head of Vauxhall and Peugeot has said.

Massive retrospective alterations have been made to surface air temperatures by GISS, one of the main global databases run by NASA, greatly increasing recent warming, according to Professor Ole Humlum.

Every job in wind and solar power is currently costing the taxpayer over £250,000 in subsidies every year. This isn't the promised "green prosperity"; it's the path to penury.

Will discrimination on the basis of intelligence be banned next? That's the suggestion Lionel Shriver explores in her new novel MANIA, based on the craziness of the last few years. Read her interview with Laura Dodsworth.

Exclusive: The Met Office has been caught using near-junk temperature measurements to fill the 350-year Central England Temperature record – described by Prof William Happer in Climate: The Movie as a "world treasure".

Labour's rush for clean power by 2030 would leave us totally dependent on Chinese materials, threatening our energy security and hiking up prices, warns Claire Coutinho.

The expensive and dangerous folly of more than two decades of UK climate policy has been laid bare by the Offshore Energies UK's new data on Britain's energy production, says Ben Pile.