Net Zero

The left-wing Labour Party government in Britain has refused to confirm that it is not using slave labour in its publicly owned green energy project, despite having passed a law last year committing to do so.

A leading economic forecasting group has warned that Britain’s sluggish economic growth, combined with rising energy prices, will result in over 160,000 jobs being lost this year, raising further questions about the left-wing government’s net-zero green agenda

12 months on from the historic power cut, no politician or businessmen has taken responsibility, never mind resigned, over the blackout.

Twenty-three state Republican attorneys general sent a letter to Fitch, S&P, and Moody’s for downgrading fossil fuel companies over what they believe are flawed environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics.

Residents of Sydney, Australia, will be banned from cooking on certain outdoor gas barbecues in a move by the city’s woke mayor to save the planet by reaching net zero emission targets.

Household energy bills are rising in the UK and will keep climbing even if wholesale electricity prices fall, suppliers have warned.

Britain’s largest producer of fibre glass, a key component in wind turbines and electric cars, is reportedly set to shut down in part due to the high energy costs in the United Kingdom.

Spain is running its national power grid in “strengthened mode”, using more nuclear and natural gas in place of the renewables.

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party plans to hit the ground running after its stunning victory at the local council elections in England last week, with leadership vowing to use their newfound power to block illegal migrants from being housed in areas they control and to launch legal challenges against the leftist government’s green agenda.

Spain’s energy network remains silent on the cause of the European blackout, but said a solar power failure was “very possible”.

In a major u-turn, the left-wing Labour Party government in Britain has reversed course and will prohibit the state-owned green energy project from using solar panels tied to Chinese slave labour.

A leading trade association has urged the leftist government in London to open up more domestic oil and gas production, arguing that half of the UK’s demand could be met under “the right business conditions”.

Britain’s radical green agenda has been accused of being “stained with blood” as leftist Labour MPs voted down a bill to ban the government from buying solar panels made by slaves.

Government climate zealots say the saving means giving up equivalent to two large doner kebabs, two steaks, or two cooked breakfasts a week.

In a conversation at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) with Canadian Professor Jordan Peterson, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage argued that a revival of “Judeo-Christian” values and “optimism” are needed to confront plunging birth rates.

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party vowed that if it wins the next election, it will do away with the disastrous Net Zero green agenda pursued by the Westminster establishment and place a windfall tax on the so-called Renewables sector.

In stark contrast to Donald Trump’s agenda in the United States of exploiting cheap domestic natural gas to bolster the economy, Britain is preparing to literally pour concrete into its only remaining open fracking wells.

Former NY Gov. George Pataki is blasting the Empire’s State’s “ignorant” clean energy plans as “pie-in-the-sky” nonsense that won’t happen.

The leftist government in Britain has come under fire from former military top brass over plans to use electric vehicles on the battlefield as a part of its green energy agenda push.

The radical climate plans by the Labour Party government in Britain could cost landlords, taxpayers, and housing associations up to £36 billion to renovate their properties to comply with impending energy efficiency standards, the cost of which will likely being passed onto renters, a report has found.

Britain’s top diplomat has claimed that climate change represents a greater threat than terrorism or Russia to the national security of the United Kingdom.

California has approved a plan to create a “massive” system of floating offshore wind turbines, some as high as 70-story buildings, far off the coast and in deep waters, requiring major upgrades to ports along the state’s coastline.

The left-wing Labour Party will reportedly establish a new bureaucracy to push forward the ‘net zero’ green agenda if it wins the election.

The farmer revolt against free trade policies and the green agenda descended upon London as a tractor convoy protested outside Parliament.

The British government’s energy regulator has warned that the ‘Net Zero’ green agenda will likely hit the poorest households the hardest.

The farmer uprisings across the continent have forced EU leadership in Brussels to back down from key elements to its green agenda.

The UK is set to become the only country in the G20 without the ability to make steel from raw materials as its largest plant goes “green”.

Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) are defying the urging of green lobbyists and government diktat with just a quarter making up new purchases for 2023, data reveals.

Green agenda policies are driving up inflation, raising costs and depressing economic growth, a top advisor to the Bank of England admitted.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak scaled back some of the green agenda policies over the “unnaceptable” costs to working families in Britain.

China’s mad dash for coal power continues, even as Western governments tell their citizens to make more sacrifices for “climate change.”

World leaders must act as “ringmasters” to transition the global economy away from fossil fuels, the U.N.’s top climate scientist said.

UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has blamed the UK government’s obsession with green ideology for keeping EU laws alive in the country.

Net zero taxes on groceries will increase food bills for the British public by an estimated £4 billion per year, retailers have warned.

The French government have been instructed to implement a wealth tax on the country’s top 10 per cent in order to help solve climate change.

Top central banker warns erasing Europe’s built heritage may be necessary to meet extreme green ‘net zero’ demands.