Trump's attack on Harvard could be a turning point in the battle against the capture of academia by a climate-industrial complex that serves globalist interests over those of ordinary citizens, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
The Guardian's Fiona Harvey has delivered her latest climate sermon, in which she claims that "deniers" have now accepted "the science" and moved on to economic arguments ahead of COP30. What tosh, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
Keir Starmer's 'EU Reset' tethers the UK to the EU's green dystopia, says Tilak Doshi. As Ben Habib put it, the "massive smile" of Ursula von der Leyen could only mean the UK was "taken to the cleaners".
The PM should not sign up the UK to comply with the EU’s Emissions Trading System. It’s legally questionable, could jeopardise the UK's recent trade deals and is linked to the now discredited Net Zero project.
Dr Tilak Doshi takes a closer look at ARIA, Britain's secretive £800 million quango that would dim the sun to 'save us' from global warming. Aside from the nutty Net Zero-ism, do governments ever pick winners? he asks.
A new Nature paper claims to pin liability for 'climate damages' on oil companies so they can be sued in court. This escalation in the climate wars is scientifically bogus and economically disastrous, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
China's claim to 'climate leadership' is a geopolitical manoeuvre to counter Trump's narrative, not a pledge of emissions cuts, says Dr Tilak Doshi. Expecting China to join the West's economic self-sabotage is delusional.
The IMF and World Bank have been captured by eco-zealots and lost sight of their original purpose, says Tilak Doshi. Developing countries, desperate for energy and growth, are the biggest losers.
Ed Miliband's brazen claim that UK electricity prices are high because of gas – even though over half the cost comes from renewables charges – confirms him as the UK's major source of Net Zero disinformation.
Since BP's misguided green shift to go 'beyond petroleum' its share price has flatlined while those of its oil-loving competitors have rocketed. Yet its former CEO Lord Browne still won't change his tune, says Tilak Doshi.
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