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From Rights to Wrongs

From Rights to Wrongs

Some rights are less important than others

Posted on 23 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, climate change, Net Zero, planning, politics, Protests, renewables, satire, Uncategorized3 Minutes Read

Have You Heard the Good News?

Have You Heard the Good News?

Not if you only read the Guardian

Posted on 20 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, climate change, Deserts, drought, Ecology, Food, Guardian, History, Journalism, politics, propaganda, science, Stats, Uncategorized12 Minutes Read

What a Difference a Day Makes

What a Difference a Day Makes

BBC Very Wrong

Posted on 11 Jan 2512 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn arson, BBC, censorship, drought, politics, scepticism, Trump, Uncategorized, wildfires6 Minutes Read

Carmageddon

Carmageddon

It’s a car crash

Posted on 09 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn Electric vehicles, National Grid, Net Zero, politics, Stats, Uncategorized6 Minutes Read

When to Give a Fig

When to Give a Fig

The scourge of prosocial censorship

Posted on 07 Jan 2511 Jan 25 by John RidgwayIn Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

Complacency at the Climate Change Committee

Complacency at the Climate Change Committee

Emma Pinchbeck’s Net Zero Nirvana

Posted on 06 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn BBC, climate change, energy, Energy bills, National Grid, Net Zero, politics, renewables, smart meters, The CCC, Uncategorized, wind power8 Minutes Read

Three Cheers for the IPCC

Three Cheers for the IPCC

Oh no, wait…

Posted on 01 Jan 2517 Jan 25 by John RidgwayIn Uncategorized4 Minutes Read

Seventh Hell

Seventh Hell

Things can only get worse

Posted on 31 Dec 2431 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn Agriculture, climate change, Electric vehicles, energy, Guardian, National Grid, Net Zero, politics, renewables, Stats, transport, Uncategorized5 Minutes Read

More on the CAN Bill

More on the CAN Bill

Some elementary maths proving it to be national suicide

Posted on 29 Dec 24 by JitIn Net Zero, politics, satire, Silly Season, Uncategorized3 Minutes Read

UK Against the World

UK Against the World

Peak stupidity

Posted on 28 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, climate change, Conservation, Ecology, IPCC, Net Zero, politics, Silly Season, UN, Uncategorized13 Minutes Read

Christmas Quiz Photo – 2024

Christmas Quiz Photo – 2024

Where, when, what, why?

Posted on 25 Dec 2426 Dec 24 by JitIn history2 Minutes Read

Enough is Enough

Enough is Enough

Stuffed!

Posted on 23 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn Uncategorized10 Minutes Read

The Evil of Banality

The Evil of Banality

An expert puts us in our place

Posted on 21 Dec 2426 Dec 24 by John RidgwayIn Uncategorized4 Minutes Read

They Just Won’t Leave the Kids Alone

They Just Won’t Leave the Kids Alone

Posted on 21 Dec 2421 Dec 24 by Tony ThomasIn Uncategorized15 Minutes Read

An Open Letter to the Prime Minister

An Open Letter to the Prime Minister

Oh dear, Keir

Posted on 19 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn climate change, energy, Energy bills, Great Britih Energy, Guardian, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, Solar power, Stats, totalitarianism, Uncategorized, wind power10 Minutes Read

Energy Price Cap Watch

Energy Price Cap Watch

Is M. Miliband’s bet on track?

Posted on 17 Dec 2425 Feb 25 by JitIn Energy bills, Net Zero, Ofgem, politics, Uncategorized6 Minutes Read

Climate Science You Can Believe

Climate Science You Can Believe

Posted on 10 Dec 2410 Dec 24 by Tony ThomasIn Uncategorized14 Minutes Read

The Heat Is On

The Heat Is On

Again

Posted on 09 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn Agriculture, alarmism, climate change, Guardian, Journalism, propaganda, Stats, Uncategorized5 Minutes Read

The Advantages of Being Vague

The Advantages of Being Vague

And what they mean for climate predictions

Posted on 07 Dec 24 by John RidgwayIn Uncategorized7 Minutes Read

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