Net Zero - Page 2

Climate crazies across the UK government and civil service have demanded that the country’s new Prime Minister keeps pushing their net zero green agenda.

Green for thee, but not for me! Despite dedicating himself to green and Net-Zero, Johnson’s final act as PM was boarding a private jet.

Boris Johnson delivered May’s half-Brexit, then focused on net-zero climate policies while crime, immigration, and the cost of living went out of control. Does he even have a legacy to call his own?

French President Emmanuel Macron has come under fire for using a gas-guzzling jet ski while demanding citizens curtail their energy use.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has expressed dismay that Brexit has temporarily delayed efforts to normalise the consumption of bugs to achieve “net zero”.

A green agenda-loving candidate to become Britain’s next Prime Minister is under fire from her fellow climate crazies for flying to leadership debates via helicopter.

Recent polling has found that the majority of Conservative Party voters want the government’s Net Zero agenda halted.

Claiming to be a ‘conservative’ venture, the new ‘Climate Party’ has launched in Britain with the aim of stealing seats from Tories not totally on board with the Green Agenda.

The UK’s Green Party has demanded that the two candidate’s vying to become Britain’s next Prime Minister abandon aims for economic growth for the sake of the climate crazy agenda.

A group of Polish lawmakers presented Germany with a proposal to lease the country’s nuclear power plants, which are set to be shut down.

Brexit firebrand Nigel Farage has said that the Conservative Party is “doomed” to be ousted next election unless “by some miracle” Kemi Badenoch becomes Prime Minister.

The European Union tsar in charge of the bloc’s 2050 net zero push has called to implement a national commemoration day for those allegedly killed by the “climate crisis”.

BERLIN (AP) – Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Germany’s decision to reactivate coal and oil-fired power plants to relieve energy shortages because of the war in Ukraine is only temporary and his government remains committed to doing “everything” to combat the climate crisis.

Corporations including Coca-Cola and Amazon have called on the Conservative leadership candidates to continue Boris Johnson’s green agenda.

Britain’s Environment Secretary has told climate campaigners that the Conservative Party will continue pushing net-zero regardless of its new leader, despite some candidates claiming to oppose the current government’s green agenda. The UK’s so-called “Conservative Party” will keep pushing climate

As a number of different Tory bigwigs brawl over the privilege of becoming the next Conservative Party leader, green agenda-loving MPs fear that the new leader will abandon the party’s commitment to climate crazy positions.

MAASLAND, Netherlands (AP) – Bales of hay lie burning along Dutch highways. Supermarket shelves stand empty because distribution centres are blocked by farmers. Then, at dusk, a police officer pulls his pistol and shoots at a tractor.

The goal of Boris Johnson to reduce carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050 will result in energy rationing, Lord David Frost has warned.

The EU’s announcement on Wednesday that it will ban the sale of new fossil fuel cars bloc-wide by 2035 has been slammed by a populist MEP, who has argued it will cause “suffering” for “hundreds of thousands”.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada are reportedly blocking a British plan to fight food shortages and inflation by cutting back on biofuels in favour of edible crops, claiming it endangers their “net zero” ambitions.  

Schoolchildren in Wales are being fed bugs as part of a research programme by publicly-funded universities “to educate children on the environmental and nutritional benefits of edible insects across the UK”, according to the left-wing i newspaper.

The UK is reportedly considering a reversal of its Build Back Better agenda by scrapping energy bill taxes used to subsidise green projects.

Climate laws are having a negative knock-on effect on farming as businesses outbid locals for land in hopes of generating carbon credits.

The green agenda-fueled Conservative party has begun calling for tariffs to be levied against high-carbon goods entering the UK.

Motoring is set to see a Great Reset in 2035, with the German government announcing that they will support an EU-wide ban on the sale of petrol and diesel cars.

Radical protestors have announced that they plan to block oil refineries to protest the UK’s use of fossil fuels, despite the energy crisis.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said that the US is in “active discussions” with their partners in Europe regarding banning the import of Russian oil.

Nigel Farage, the man behind the Brexit referendum, has launched a new campaign aiming to end Britain’s ‘net zero madness’.

The economic burden the push towards a net-zero economy should be borne by the younger generations, a House of Lords committee suggested.

Boris Johnson’s government has “no reliable” idea on how much the scheme to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in the UK will cost .

MPs are set to receive a £2,200 pay rise that will raise their salary to £84,144 a year, as Brits face a national insurance increase.

The UK should resume fracking for natural gas with “the vigour of a national war effort” to ensure its energy independence, Tory MPs said.

Boris Johnson has conceded to the European Union and dropped his post-Brexit regulation cutting plan in favour of a ‘Net Zero’ agenda.

Boris Johnson needs to rid his government of “neo-socialists” and “green fanatics” in order to survive, former minister Lord Frost said.

A firm majority of the British public oppose paying higher taxes in order to fulfil Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s leftist green agenda.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland on Monday that his country will target “net zero” carbon emissions by the year 2070. However, Modi said this goal was only attainable if wealthy countries contributed at least a trillion dollars toward international climate change programs.