Trump takes on the climatecrats

Donald Trump has pulled America out of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement for the second time. The new US president signed an executive order following his inauguration yesterday, reversing the decision of his predecessor, Joe Biden, to drag the US back into the agreement in 2021. Bizarrely, like some dodgy insurance scam, the rules of the climatocracy say it takes a year to withdraw from the deal, so not until next winter will America be free of its obligations to reduce its emissions.

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And Suddenly, Gavin Newsom’s Electric Car Mandate Looks Pretty Dumb to LA Fire Victims

He’ll save the inedible bait fish, the weed that no one’s ever heard of, elevate meritless executives, and kill the gas car. Those are the highest environmental aspirations of Gavin Newsom, the alleged visionary governor of California, whose distorted priorities have combined to create the conditions for LA Inferno 2025. As the smoke begins to clear, the cruel environy is dawning.

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Just Stop Oil spray paint Charles Darwin’s grave at Westminster Abbey

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have sprayed paint on Charles Darwin’s grave at Westminster Abbey.

Alyson Lee, 66, and Di Bligh, 77, covered the memorial using orange paint with a message that said “1.5 is dead!” at around 10am on Monday morning.

It is a reference to reports last week that 2024 was the hottest year on record and the first to breach a key global warming threshold of 1.5C above pre-industrial temperatures.

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Elites hate you

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Some Canadian EV buyers sour on Tesla after Elon Musk’s pivot to the right

When Jeff Cowie bought his first electric car in 2019, the Tesla Model 3 checked all the boxes: It meshed with his environmental ideals, offered a fun driving experience and the technology aligned with what he was used to as an avid Apple user.

Mr. Cowie admits he was also impressed by the bold ambitions of Tesla Inc.’s space-exploring chief executive officer, Elon Musk.

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Just Stop Oil eco-zealots caught importing t-shirts made by low-paid factory workers more than 4,000 miles away

Just Stop Oil has been caught importing T-shirts made by low-paid workers in the Dominican Republic.

The eco activist group was branded a hypocrite for getting merchandise shipped from 4,000 miles away, rather than reducing its carbon footprint by having it made in Britain.

The average textile worker in the Caribbean country makes less than £40 a day, but JSO is charging £20 for the T-shirt.

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Recent Temperature Falls Likely to Put a Dampener on ‘Hottest Year Evah’ Stories

Stand by for another bout of ‘Hottest Year Evah’ stories as the mainstream media pursues its campaign to induce mass climate psychosis and prepare the ground for the oncoming Net Zero catastrophe. Alas, enjoy it only a little while longer since this story may have to be retired after putting in such a sterling propaganda shift. Global temperatures are falling like a stone, while the oceans are cooling at a remarkably rapid rate. In the U.K., the year is likely to show a second annual temperature fall since the alleged ‘record’ year in 2022.

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Science Shock: CO2 is Good for the Planet, Peer-Reviewed Studies Suggest

Earth rise – Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders

Dramatic evidence has been published in a number of recent science papers that carbon dioxide levels are already ‘saturated’, meaning little or no further warming is to be expected and rising CO2 levels are all beneficial.

Half of human emissions are being quickly pushed back into the biosphere, the scientists say, causing substantial, famine-busting plant growth, while the rest is entering a ‘saturated’ atmosphere and having a minimal effect on global temperatures. One of the papers accepting the human involvement in rising CO2 is published by the CO2 Coalition, which notes: “We like CO2, so should you.”

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EV advocates want you to subsidize their shitty cars

Advocates calling for return to electric vehicle rebate in Ontario

The city of Toronto has an ambitious goal: by 2030, it wants 30 per cent of all vehicles on the road to be electric. But currently, that number is only between three and four per cent.

So what’s the hold up?

Canadian drivers’ main concerns about electric vehicles include up front purchase price, repairs and maintenance, battery replacement and a lack of charging stations, according to the EY Mobility Consumer Index report released this year.

A new electric vehicle in Canada costs an average of $67,920 — which is about $6,400 more than the average for all new vehicles across the market, according to car valuation service Canadian Black Book

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The hypocrisy of Hollywood’s environmental preaching

You can’t expect anything reasonable when Hollywood gets on its high horse, but really, are our pension contributions truly helping to strip the Amazon of its rainforests? That is the claim made in a short film featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, in which the actor appears in a sauna as ‘Benedict Lumberjack’, the CEO of a logging company. ‘The business of deforestation is on fire right now and it is all thanks to you,’ he says. ‘The money from your pension has helped scorch, slash and burn entire rainforests… some bits of the world are literally burning but it’s just the bits that no one cares about.’

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Russian ‘spy ring met with Just Stop Oil’

Russian spies met with Just Stop Oil (JSO) protesters to plan a disinformation campaign against Kazakhstan, a court has heard.

Orlin Roussev, who led a spy ring from his home in Great Yarmouth, claimed that his team had met with the climate campaigners as they plotted to douse the country’s embassy in London with blood.

The Russian security services would pass on fake intelligence about the staged protest to the Kazakh intelligence agencies in order to gain favour, jurors heard.

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FREQUENT FLYER: Canada’s climate ambassador defends air travel despite massive carbon footprint

Catherine Stewart, Canada’s Ambassador for Climate Change, defended her frequent air travel during testimony at the Commons environment committee, citing efficiency and international obligations.

Blacklock’s Reporter says Stewart, who billed $254,089 in travel expenses during her first two years on the job, said flying often “makes more sense” than using alternatives like trains or videoconferencing.

h/t Mauser

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Spain’s Left-wing government approves four days of ‘paid climate leave’ per year

Spain’s Left-wing government has introduced paid climate leave after flash flooding in Valencia last month claimed at least 222 lives and caused widespread devastation.

The new scheme will allow workers to take four days off work per year on full pay in the event of extreme weather-related events.

Yolanda Díaz, Spain’s deputy prime minister and labour minister, said the aim of the reform was to provide “clarity” for businesses and workers on what to do in climate-related events.

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John Kerry hits the circuit to campaign for an official ‘climate emergency’

John Kerry Ass Faced Hypocrite

John Kerry and other green pushers are out there every day trying to scare people into capitulation to give up their quality of life.

In the following article, he warns of a “climate emergency,” but then magically transitions the conversation to deaths from air pollution instead of talking about deaths from warming or storms, which he (and so many others) often claim are an existential threat.

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