How did Labour, a movement born to defend workers, become complicit in the hollowing out of British industry? Labour and the unions have betrayed the working class in the name of Net Zero, says Tilak Doshi.
Bjørn Lomborg is a leading sceptical voice skewering the ruinous decarbonisation policies adopted across the West. There's just one problem, says Tilak Doshi: he still thinks climate change is a problem to be solved.
Oxford energy lecturer Dr Adi Imsirovic has claimed the UK's electricity crisis is not caused by Net Zero but by "system failure". Dr Tilak Doshi dismantles the sophistry behind the ideology.
Net Zero may be on life support in the US and Europe, but Southeast Asia doesn't appear to have got the note. Not, at least, if a new paper from the National University of Singapore is any indication, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
If competently prosecuted, President Trump’s Venezuela gambit presents the potential, at last, to turn Venezuela's oil from a curse on its people back into a blessing, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
At the heart of the EU-led Censorship-Industrial complex lies a modern Lysenkoism, argues Tilak Doshi, with Left-wing ideology masquerading as science.
Rumours of the demise of Net Zero are premature, says Dr Tilak Doshi. The Church of Climate has suffered a grievous blow, but the faithful remain resolute and poised to revive should political winds blow favourably.
Washington's newly released National Security Strategy has struck Europe with the force of a long-suppressed truth bluntly delivered – and energy geopolitics is at the heart of the seismic shift, says Tilak Doshi.
It's time to stop pretending renewable energy is cheaper and more efficient than gas, oil and coal, says Tilak Doshi. While immediate costs are often low, total costs are a completely different matter.
This is the book that Rachel Reeves should read before her Budget tomorrow – but won't. Jon Moynihan's Return to Growth is the most clear-eyed analysis of Britain's economic malaise in decades, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
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