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🚨 Net Zero Isn’t About the Planet - It’s About Trillions Prof William Happer, a renowned physicist and professor emeritus at Princeton University, pulls back the curtain on Net Zero: a policy driven by money, power, and fear, not science. Trillions are at stake; living standards would collapse; the... show more

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Kevin Anderson »Pseudo technologies are a facade to avoid asking the difficult political and equity based questions. 'Net Zero' is a real dangerous term in my view and really means NOT zero. I always say 'net zero' is latin for 'kick the can down the road'.« – Professor Kevin Anderson 🧵4/8

Kevin Anderson »Pseudo technologies are a facade to avoid asking the difficult political and equity based questions. 'Net Zero' is a real dangerous term in my view and really means NOT zero. I always say 'net zero' is latin for 'kick the can down the road'.« – Professor Kevin Anderson 🧵4/8

Michael Flammer #KlimaVor8

70,731 views • 3 years ago

Here’s ex Tory PM Theresa May wanging on about the merits of net zero like she’s a cosplay version of Ed Miliband. Uniparty in action. Two cheeks of the same backside. Net Zero is a giant virtue con trick that will not ‘save the planet’ but instead, feather the nests of huge corporations - paid by the taxpayer. It’s time to axe net zero and get back to old school environmentalism based on protecting the countryside and natural environment rather than being in thrall to various net zero ‘solutions’ that certainly don’t save the planet, but in many cases, do the exact opposite - at great expense to the public and local communities.

Here’s ex Tory PM Theresa May wanging on about the merits of net zero like she’s a cosplay version of Ed Miliband. Uniparty in action. Two cheeks of the same backside. Net Zero is a giant virtue con trick that will not ‘save the planet’ but instead, feather the nests of huge corporations - paid by the taxpayer. It’s time to axe net zero and get back to old school environmentalism based on protecting the countryside and natural environment rather than being in thrall to various net zero ‘solutions’ that certainly don’t save the planet, but in many cases, do the exact opposite - at great expense to the public and local communities.

James Melville 🚜

13,386 views • 4 months ago

Albanese has no mandate for Net Zero, for he won the election through deception. Albanese deceived Australians about the cost of Net Zero. He lied by claiming that under Net Zero, electricity prices would be cheaper, when in fact, Net Zero is causing electricity prices to skyrocket. There should be a national plebiscite on Net Zero after an honest debate about its true costs. Intermittent renewables are to an electricity grid what COVID injections are to the human body—the more you put into the system, the greater the damage you do.

Albanese has no mandate for Net Zero, for he won the election through deception. Albanese deceived Australians about the cost of Net Zero. He lied by claiming that under Net Zero, electricity prices would be cheaper, when in fact, Net Zero is causing electricity prices to skyrocket. There should be a national plebiscite on Net Zero after an honest debate about its true costs. Intermittent renewables are to an electricity grid what COVID injections are to the human body—the more you put into the system, the greater the damage you do.

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education

29,203 views • 1 year ago

⁉️🌎NEW: DUP MLA - ‘Net zero policies are harming people in Northern Ireland… I’m not a climate denier.’ 🎥🎤Chief Reporter James speaking to DUP MLA Jonathan Buckley. ♻️Stormont heard calls today for a major rethink of net zero policies. A DUP motion says current climate targets are impacting public services and infrastructure, while placing extra financial pressure on farmers and households during a cost of living crisis. Mr Buckley says it is possible to be responsible towards the planet without pursuing current net zero policies. The party wants the Agriculture Minister to withdraw the current Climate Action Plan and carry out a full cost-benefit analysis of all net zero policies. Stormont is bound by the UK-wide target of reaching net zero by 2050.

⁉️🌎NEW: DUP MLA - ‘Net zero policies are harming people in Northern Ireland… I’m not a climate denier.’ 🎥🎤Chief Reporter James speaking to DUP MLA Jonathan Buckley. ♻️Stormont heard calls today for a major rethink of net zero policies. A DUP motion says current climate targets are impacting public services and infrastructure, while placing extra financial pressure on farmers and households during a cost of living crisis. Mr Buckley says it is possible to be responsible towards the planet without pursuing current net zero policies. The party wants the Agriculture Minister to withdraw the current Climate Action Plan and carry out a full cost-benefit analysis of all net zero policies. Stormont is bound by the UK-wide target of reaching net zero by 2050.

Cool FM News

35,539 views • 5 months ago

The Conservatives say they would help cut bills by scrapping taxes on carbon for businesses. They say the plans would stop the 'de-industrialisation of Britain'. Shadow Secretary for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho responds to Richard's question about whether the Conservative Party would you return to a Net Zero policy if they came back in power.

The Conservatives say they would help cut bills by scrapping taxes on carbon for businesses. They say the plans would stop the 'de-industrialisation of Britain'. Shadow Secretary for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho responds to Richard's question about whether the Conservative Party would you return to a Net Zero policy if they came back in power.

Good Morning Britain

22,238 views • 6 months ago

Farage is missing the point - perhaps intentionally. The move to net zero is an economic opportunity first and foremost - it’s about jobs (new and better paid) and GDP growth. It’s not about chipping in to global efforts on carbon because we should. It’s about not being left behind in this global green economic revolution - it’s about acting in our own best interests - as opposed to being obliged by 'net zero wokery' - as he would like to portray it. This is misdirection.

Farage is missing the point - perhaps intentionally. The move to net zero is an economic opportunity first and foremost - it’s about jobs (new and better paid) and GDP growth. It’s not about chipping in to global efforts on carbon because we should. It’s about not being left behind in this global green economic revolution - it’s about acting in our own best interests - as opposed to being obliged by 'net zero wokery' - as he would like to portray it. This is misdirection.

Dale Vince

45,744 views • 1 year ago

Britain is the most expensive place in the world to build a nuclear power station. I spoke to MPs on the Energy Security and Net Zero about why that is and how others countries are able to build it cheaply.

Britain is the most expensive place in the world to build a nuclear power station. I spoke to MPs on the Energy Security and Net Zero about why that is and how others countries are able to build it cheaply.

Sam Dumitriu

11,263 views • 9 months ago

The talk around Net Zero ignores many inconvenient facts, but top of the list is probably the mining requirements to get us there. For the world to reach Net Zero by 2050--that is, to build the solar panels and wind turbines required--we'd need to mine over 4.5 billion tons of copper, 940 million tons of nickel, 9 billion tons of graphite and 4 million tons of germanium. At today's mining rates that would take more than a thousand years. Net Zero is nigh on impossible to achieve. And even attempting to do so will ravage vast areas of the planet.

The talk around Net Zero ignores many inconvenient facts, but top of the list is probably the mining requirements to get us there. For the world to reach Net Zero by 2050--that is, to build the solar panels and wind turbines required--we'd need to mine over 4.5 billion tons of copper, 940 million tons of nickel, 9 billion tons of graphite and 4 million tons of germanium. At today's mining rates that would take more than a thousand years. Net Zero is nigh on impossible to achieve. And even attempting to do so will ravage vast areas of the planet.

Electroverse

39,084 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Who Pays for Net Zero: Are Climate Policies Bankrupting the West This Freedom Research documentary investigates the true economic cost of Net Zero, and whether the push for climate neutrality could leave ordinary citizens footing the bill. A massive transformation is underway in the name of Net Zero - one that could cost hundreds of trillions of dollars and reshape energy, industry, and everyday life. But as energy prices rise and industries struggle, a growing question is emerging: who is really paying for this transition? Watch and share widely! Steve Milloy Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Patrick Moore

🚨 Who Pays for Net Zero: Are Climate Policies Bankrupting the West This Freedom Research documentary investigates the true economic cost of Net Zero, and whether the push for climate neutrality could leave ordinary citizens footing the bill. A massive transformation is underway in the name of Net Zero - one that could cost hundreds of trillions of dollars and reshape energy, industry, and everyday life. But as energy prices rise and industries struggle, a growing question is emerging: who is really paying for this transition? Watch and share widely! Steve Milloy Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Patrick Moore

Freedom Research

10,966 views • 7 months ago

“This isn't a transition, it's a demolition” At CPAC Australia 2025 in Brisbane, Mia Schlicht shone a light on communities around Australia that are being steamrolled by governments to meet the net zero demands of inner-city elites and the political class. Net zero is destroying Australia. 📺 More:

“This isn't a transition, it's a demolition” At CPAC Australia 2025 in Brisbane, Mia Schlicht shone a light on communities around Australia that are being steamrolled by governments to meet the net zero demands of inner-city elites and the political class. Net zero is destroying Australia. 📺 More:

Institute of Public Affairs

350,626 views • 1 year ago

‘It’s our hot and heavy pursuit of net zero that is giving the others the ick.’ Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho blasts Ed Miliband’s clean power 2030 target for disregarding household costs, saying she wants a policy that will work for the economy and the environment.

‘It’s our hot and heavy pursuit of net zero that is giving the others the ick.’ Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho blasts Ed Miliband’s clean power 2030 target for disregarding household costs, saying she wants a policy that will work for the economy and the environment.

GB News

15,433 views • 1 month ago

Keir Starmer, Ed Miliband and the Labour government are indulging in crazy net zero policies that are putting our economic and energy security at risk with enormous cost to the taxpayer. Plastering solar panels on prime farmland while reportedly spending £50m on sun dimming experiments is a prime example of this juxtaposition stupidity. Spending £billions on importing oil and gas from Norway while blocking new UK oil and gas exploration in the North Sea is another example of this ridiculousness. And spending £30bn on carbon capture machines while winter fuel payments are cut from pensioners and welfare benefits are cut from the disabled simply highlights a Labour government that is drunk on power but without any credible understanding of how to govern effectively by spending our tax revenues in the most effective and efficient way. It’s a total shambles and ultimately it’s the public that will pay the heaviest price for this net zero nonsense. As I discussed with Alex Phillips | Talk.

Keir Starmer, Ed Miliband and the Labour government are indulging in crazy net zero policies that are putting our economic and energy security at risk with enormous cost to the taxpayer. Plastering solar panels on prime farmland while reportedly spending £50m on sun dimming experiments is a prime example of this juxtaposition stupidity. Spending £billions on importing oil and gas from Norway while blocking new UK oil and gas exploration in the North Sea is another example of this ridiculousness. And spending £30bn on carbon capture machines while winter fuel payments are cut from pensioners and welfare benefits are cut from the disabled simply highlights a Labour government that is drunk on power but without any credible understanding of how to govern effectively by spending our tax revenues in the most effective and efficient way. It’s a total shambles and ultimately it’s the public that will pay the heaviest price for this net zero nonsense. As I discussed with Alex Phillips | Talk.

James Melville 🚜

72,379 views • 1 year ago

You were told Net Zero would save the planet. Instead, it is making Britain poorer, colder, weaker and more dependent on China. Expensive energy kills. I sat down with Kathryn Porter to expose the cost of this madness. Live at 6pm 👉

You were told Net Zero would save the planet. Instead, it is making Britain poorer, colder, weaker and more dependent on China. Expensive energy kills. I sat down with Kathryn Porter to expose the cost of this madness. Live at 6pm 👉

Ben Habib

25,440 views • 5 months ago

AND THERE GOES THE ELECTION🤯 REPORTER: "Mr Dutton why is it so hard just to say ‘climate change’ and acknowledge it exists?” PETER DUTTON: ‘I believe in climate change. 😱I’ve been very clear about that. We’re the only party with a credible pathway to achieve net-zero by 2050.” When the Liberals try and appease the brainwashed climate zealots (who will never vote for them) and argue that the Liberals are better at achieving NET ZERO - it’s game over. 🟡Send a message - at this election Vote 1 LIBERTARIAN (and recommended to your friends and family to the same)

AND THERE GOES THE ELECTION🤯 REPORTER: "Mr Dutton why is it so hard just to say ‘climate change’ and acknowledge it exists?” PETER DUTTON: ‘I believe in climate change. 😱I’ve been very clear about that. We’re the only party with a credible pathway to achieve net-zero by 2050.” When the Liberals try and appease the brainwashed climate zealots (who will never vote for them) and argue that the Liberals are better at achieving NET ZERO - it’s game over. 🟡Send a message - at this election Vote 1 LIBERTARIAN (and recommended to your friends and family to the same)

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education

78,970 views • 1 year ago