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Senator Malcolm Roberts schooling the green Aussie Senate Committee on Information Integrity on Climate Change Inquiry on the evidence.

But a majority still say Net Zero should be achieved by 2050 or earlier.

... the five electric buses were “operating well” until November 2025 when the batteries “were recalled for fire hazard. ...

Germany approaching energy state of emergency…shutdown of heavy industries. The consequence: another economic body blow the country cannot afford…gross policy negligence

Repeated snowfall and freezing rain have coated the open-air insane asylum known as Berlin in a thin sheet of slippery ice since the beginning of January...

Ordinary residents of trial cities will only be permitted 100 days per year outside their 15 minute region. But special people get a free pass.

Soaring energy bills, a political crisis, and an insane plan to expropriate wealth creators who drive the Californian Economy.

Happy exploding transformer day: "... very high levels of consumption during the free-power period ... may lead to increases in network costs. ..."

I know you will all be surprised as I am that $10s of billions spend on renewables has failed to produce a viable replacement for a single coal plant.

Here in the U.S., the second Trump administration has largely pulled the plug on the suite of crazy energy policies marching under the banner of “fighting climate change.” But the same is not true in many other advanced-economy...

the Telegraph reported that the Green Finance Institute has estimated £100bn worth of additional finance and subsidies would be needed to support electric lorry take-up.

Children's fingers, toes and noses are so overrated...

Much of Ireland’s economic growth in the last three decades has come from the onshoring of high tech companies, including data centres. But it appears Ireland no longer want them, “cos of climate change”.

A senior executive of Australia's largest mining company has delivered an ultimatum to our green leaders.

A judge just cancelled an enormous judgement against the City of Oakland in California - but the reprieve may be temporary.