WHO Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, admits defeat on the WHO Pandemic Agreement.

After more than two years of negotiations, member states have failed to come up with a final draft, which—it was hoped—would be agreed upon at the 77th World Health Assembly, starting

Scotland’s net zero secretary has admitted that climate targets dropped by the government earlier this year were “always beyond what was possible”.

Reality bites! #CostOfNetZero

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Australian Government making it more expensive for us to buy a ute while the rest of the world buys them at a record pace

SUVs Keep Oil Demand Ticking, Add 20% to Energy Emissions Growth

Sports utility vehicles — heavier, less fuel-efficient and needier of critical minerals than smaller cars — accounted for a record 48% of global car sales in 2023, up from 41.4% in 2020 and 20.58% in 2013,

It's crazy reading pre-WW2 books. They're all like this, just plain and simple language

These are the full quotes provided to David Crowe:

I cancelled more than 6,300 visas – more than any Minister since Federation.

The cancellation power was exercised within the limits of the Constitution.

Mr Albanese watered down the law under Direction 99 and that’s why you are

Australia's inflation crisis getting worse thanks to Labor's big spending budgets.

Tough times call for leaders willing to make tough decisions.

Eskom, the state-held utility of South Africa, plans to operate some coal-fired power plants for longer than initially envisaged to avoid making an already vulnerable grid more unreliable. South Africa has been in the grips of an energy crisis with daily rolling power cuts that

REPEAL DIRECTION 99 NOW!

Late last year I visited Washington as part of a cross party delegation to speak to US lawmakers about the release of Julian Assange.

On the way home I was fortunate enough to meet President Trump and speak to some of his key insiders about Mr Assange’s plight.

Mr Assange’s

HUGE WIN 🏆 - The World Health Organization has announced that they have failed to get the draconian pandemic treaty passed. This was an attempt by the unelected globalist elite to circumvent the sovereignty of independent nations and force lockdowns and 💉 in the next pandemic

Guess which one they choose for the project to inform costs for GenCost?

Of course. The futuristic paper project.

I thought they tried this with nuclear and got called out?

33MPa. Massively higher pressure than anything we (or anyone else) has. 17/

Aurecon, (GenCosts' source) lists 'options' for coal:

'Supercritical': Australia's latest, common globally

'Ultra-Supercritical' (USC): some under construction overseas

'Advanced Ultra-Supercricial' (AUSC): Paper only, none underway globally).
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The only credible comparison between coal and renewables is this one, where they haven't sampled the Ukraine spike for coal, or omitted all the pre-2030 sunk costs for renewables.

And this shows that COAL IS CHEAPER.

Which is what everyone knew all along. 14/

Time for a thread on CSIRO's GenCost.

The team at Centre for Independent Studies have just released this simple adjustment to CSIRO's assumptions, which shows that credible nuclear costs are right in the band of firmed renewables.

Before we fix the firmed renewables. Or anything else. 1/

No cap on the streets of Crows Nest, Sydney.

🚨 NEW: Liz Truss has urged Rishi Sunak to ditch all net zero targets to boost Tory chances of winning the election

[Dominic Penna]

Chris Bowen It has been 734 days since Chris Bowen was appointed energy minister

734 days and my electricity bills are going up and up and up ….$2,000 pa more than before Bowen was appointed

I have more good news tonight… wind generation has improved remarkably at this very very very moment.. it is providing a whopping 2.91% of total generation ( 30.55 GW)
1.8% Wednesday
2.21% Thursday
It’s happening… we have the solutions let’s implement them Anthony Albanese #auspol

The most depressing thing about the Ukraine war is the complete absence of any peace talks except for at the very early stages.

So many people are dying. It's at least worth talking to try to stop anymore needless death.

Peace talks now!

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