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Rebranding net zero is a sign of desperation
Ross on Why
First, the good news. The Commons Select Committee on Energy Security and Net Zero has called on the government to drop net zero. Now the bad news: they only mean the term ‘net zero’, not the actual policy of trying to eliminat...
Claiming ‘rights for trees’ exposes the nihilism in Green politics
Ross on Why
What are vegans supposed to eat now? That was my first reaction to the news that Lewes Town Council in East Sussex has passed a Green party-inspired motion granting rights to trees. “Trees have the right to flourish and to main...
Britain is setting the world an example in how not to decarbonise the economy
Ross on Why
Britain was supposed to be setting an example when, in 2019, it became the first major country to commit to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. We heard a lot in those days of how Britain would enjoy ‘first mover’ stat...
Academics claimed the heatwave had crashed the economy. The sun must have gone to their heads
Ross on Why
Who could have failed to be worried about the grim prognosis put forward by economists and climate scientists at the LSE on 23 July? The heatwave at the end of June, they had painstakingly calculated, had cost the UK economy £1...
Keynes would be turning in his grave at Andy Burnham
There is still more than a month to go until John Healey’s first Budget, but we know what isn’t going to happen. The government is not going to try to balance the books, or even to set out a pathway to doing that. How do we know that? Becau...
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Author, Britain is Bust: the coming sovereign debt crisis and what it means for you. Also Not Zero, Far from EUtopia and the Denial, a satirical novel about climate change. Write for Spectator, Daily Mail, Sun
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