As Net Zero fades, the climate establishment is keen to gaslight us that the rest of the world is still going hell for leather. Enter the BBC and a glowing write-up of "green superpower" China, says Paul Homewood.
A new study is freaking out over 3,100 "surging" glaciers, claiming they're even worse than shrinking. But Paul Homewood says calm down: from Glacier Bay to the Alps, glaciers have always advanced and retreated.
Energy bosses are finally admitting that electricity prices will rise due to Net Zero, with British Gas's Chris O'Shea saying costs will be higher in 2030 than during 2022's Russia crisis. About time, says Paul Homewood.
The latest round of silly 'Greenland is Melting Away' scare stories has appeared. They're false, of course, says Paul Homewood: the ice loss is scarcely higher than a century ago and it will take 21,000 years to disappear.
With the ban on new petrol and diesel cars less than four years away, there's one big problem, says Paul Homewood: nobody wants to buy electric cars, with their market share crashing to 21% last month.
Americans freezing under the Polar Vortex should be grateful that the crazy plan to replace fossil fuels with intermittent renewables was aborted. Wind and solar will never keep us warm in winter, says Paul Homewood.
With 95% of solar panel components and 75% of lithium batteries coming from China, Ed Miliband's reckless Net Zero drive is surrendering Britain's energy security to the Communist state, says Paul Homewood.
Ed Miliband has made his most brazenly dishonest claims yet, says Paul Homewood. A press release states that new wind power will be cheaper than gas. But that's only because a big chunk of gas 'costs' are carbon taxes!
A bombshell new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs has blown the lid off the cover up of the true cost of Net Zero. The truth that it will bankrupt the country is finally emerging, says Paul Homewood.
We all know hurricanes are getting worse. After all, the mainstream media keep telling us so. There's just one problem, says Paul Homewood. The data show otherwise, with 2025 an average year for hurricanes globally.
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