The recent 'National Emergency Briefing' in Westminster will surely be one of the dying climate movement's last rallies, says Ben Pile. The only emergency is the one being created by the West's suicidal policies.
Ed Miliband, back from flying (twice) to COP30 in Brazil, is putting a brave face on what is clearly the movement's biggest flop so far. He can't admit it, but climate momentum is fading fast, says Ben Pile.
Ben Pile highlights the work of Charlotte Gill exposing how green 'philanthropy' gives scripts to activists pushing 'clean air' schemes like Ulez as blatant proxies for the climate agenda.
Ed Miliband has been caught peddling lies in the Telegraph, claiming that the "cost of living crisis" was "triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine". No, says Ben Pile. It's lockdowns and Net Zero that made Britain poor.
It would be premature to celebrate "the failure of this COP meeting," writes Ben Pile, "and it is the broader conversations around the UN that shed light on why we should resist global climate politics."
The BBC has been caught producing Verified bullshit. It may well even be reformulating its position on climate change. But the corporation can't be reformed, says Ben Pile. Its purpose is propaganda and disinformation.
What connects the scandal of the BBC doctoring Jan 6th footage to cast Trump in a bad light and Bill Gates's retreat from climate alarmism? More than you might think, says Ben Pile. It's all about how the Blob is made.
The UK Government's plans for renewable energy almost beggar belief, says Ben Pile: hundreds of gigawatts of wind and solar farms that will cost billions and take over up to 9% of the total land area of the UK.
Tony Blair's call for key Net Zero targets and levies to be abandoned over cost is hugely damaging for Ed Miliband, says Ben Pile. But in truth the ex-PM is trying to salvage the fast-sinking green agenda.
Ed Miliband has promised 400,000 'green jobs' by 2030. There's just one problem, says Ben Pile: in 2009 he promised the same number by 2017. Where are they? The only 'green jobs' are the ones adding to our energy bills.
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