UK energy secretary Ed Milliband says Tories are ‘anti-science’ for abandoning net zero consensus – ‘They are anti-jobs. They are anti-energy security, and they are anti-future generations’
Unhinged UK energy secretary @Ed_Milliband calls opponents of net-zero “anti- science” and “anti-new generations.” “They are anti-science. They are anti-jobs. They are anti-energy security, and they are anti-future generations.” https://t.co/swLGtdv6hT pic.twitter.com/GOyLOP3ib8 — Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) July 15, 2025 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jul/14/ed-miliband-says-tories-are-anti-science-for-abandoning-net-zero-consensus Ed Miliband says Tories are ‘anti-science’ for abandoning net zero consensus Energy and net zero secretary […]
IT’S SUMMER, NITWITS! NPR Blames ‘Climate Change’ for Texas Floods and ‘Rainstorms’
Climate Depot Founder Marc Morano blasted NPR’s eco-fanaticism in comments to MRC Business. “Listening to or reading climate ‘news’ from NPR was a throwback experience to the days when the U.S. actually funded such tripe. Oh, wait! We still do,” Morano rebuked. “But as of July 17, it looks like the days of U.S. taxpayers footing the bill for utter climate garbage are severely numbered.”
Morano then tore apart NPR’s arguments to shreds:
NPR rehashes all the same old scare tactics about extreme weather and, in particular, how ‘climate change is fueling brutal rainstorms.’ There is just one glaring problem with NPR’s reporting. Even the United Nations’ climate reports don’t agree with the soon-to-be defunded network. On climate timescales, flooding and flash floods are not increasing globally, nationally, or locally in Texas, contrary to NPR claims.
Further, noted Morano, “the United Nations, the US federal National Climate Assessment, and peer-reviewed studies all show that extreme weather, ranging from hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, and droughts, is not increasing on climate timescales of 30, 50, or 100 years.”