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London, 5 June - Net Zero Watch is today publishing an important paper on the failings of institutional science, This is a thoroughly entertaining romp through the details of a very serious problem for society. Briggs has deployed his wit and wisdom to great effect,

A new paper by William Briggs takes the reader on a journey through the dizzying array of problems affecting science today.

Net Zero Watch says Bank of England has been distracted, It’s preposterous for the Bank to be worrying about tiny carbon footprints at a time of high inflation, Reasonable people will conclude that the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street has lost the plot, and will ask themselves whether this is why the inflation target has been so badly missed,

A new power line that will connect offshore wind farms between the UK and the Netherlands will deliver ...

The UK govt. will force households to pay a green levy on their energy bills to reduce the costs of Net Zero for industry.

AS the SNP leadership contest drew to a close, it was widely felt that Humza Yousaf would edge himself to victory. He was the continuity candidate…

The collectivist Net Zero political project is coming apart at the seams before our very eyes.

The EU and Germany have reached an agreement that will allow some internal combustion engine (ICE) cars to be sold beyond 2035.

Yesterday, the EU agreed not to ban the sale of petrol-fueled cars, and others are calling on the UK to follow suit.

Windfarm owners raked in £227million last year due to a "badly designed" system that is "ripping off consumers right left and…