climate hypocrisy, Tag

She flew to space for "the benefit of Earth".

This is the real story: the left’s climate crusade was never about the planet. It was about control, optics, and punishing the right villains. When Tesla’s EVs stopped being their mascot, they trashed them. Now that tariffs...

"... so I can run a global business from Australia, and still be a constantly present dad ..."

The COP30 spectacle reeks of performative environmentalism. Flying in global leaders to lament climate change while razing the Amazon for their convenience isn’t a solution—it’s a farce.

Looking at how many of the most prominent and elite climate scolds actually live their lives as opposed to what they preach for others, one suspects that they will keep eating their meat heavy four star meals, filling their...

h/t Greg L; Despite claims of progress, genuine emissions cuts have stalled since 2020.

In one hilarious (or infuriating) twist, many jets weren’t even carrying passengers but were repositioned empty. Efficiency, thy name is not “private aviation.”

Meanwhile the planet savers think it is OK to fly in 66778 grifters to Azerbaijan, in order to tell the rest of us to how to live our lives.

“The climate movement is dealing with a host of problems of its own making. The anti-CO2 crusade will have fewer and fewer defenders as reality continues to strike back.”

If Bonta flew roundtrip from Sacramento to New York City to appear at Climate Week, he would have flown approximately 5,000 miles and emitted about 2.26 metric tons of carbon dioxide, according to calculations done on Sustainable...

“There is a level of hypocrisy: academics know that flying is bad for the environment,” said Professor Jonas De Vos of UCL, the lead author of the study...

Yet more evidence yesterday's utopian corporate climate mission statements are today's shredder trash.

Money set aside for restoring nature is to be diverted into funding wage settlements in Scotland’s local authorities.

If Mayor Hidalgo is worried about an extra degree of heat in summer, surely the answer is more air conditioning, not less?

"We know this is not going to be easy and that our approach will need to continue to evolve".