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Labor's double-whammy polling disaster shows Australians are fed up with Anthony Albanese's 'misplaced priorities' and his incompetent, failed Energy Minister - Vimarsana News

Labor's double-whammy polling disaster shows Australians are fed up with Anthony Albanese's 'misplaced priorities' and his incompetent, failed Energy Minister

Over the weekend, two polls were published pointing to a public that is getting thoroughly agitated with the Albanese government.

Chris Bowen's energy policy is in tatters, try as he might to convince us that Labor's 2030 emissions targets are achievable with 'cloud cuckoo land' rhetoric - Vimarsana News

Chris Bowen's energy policy is in tatters, try as he might to convince us that Labor's 2030 emissions targets are achievable with 'cloud cuckoo land' rhetoric

Chris Bowen took us on another excursion to cloud cuckoo land on Tuesday night as he fantasised about harnessing the power of the wind and sun to turn Australia into a renewable energy superpower.

Energy transition Australia: the high cost of climate alarmism - Vimarsana News

Energy transition Australia: the high cost of climate alarmism

It’s not climate deniers who are a problem. It is those who deny the cost of excessive policy trade-offs.

Source: afr.com
Wake up Australia – renewable energy won't save the planet if it costs the earth • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Wake up Australia – renewable energy won't save the planet if it costs the earth • Watts Up With That?

It is undeniable that current Net Zero plans are astronomically costly, technologically impossible and politically unstable.

Dinner in the dark, a taste of what's ahead - Vimarsana News

Dinner in the dark, a taste of what's ahead

It requires the flinty eyes of a misanthrope not to see the romantic appeal of a candlelit dinner, which is what my wife enjoyed when the lights went out. Fortunately, the green commissars of planetary penitence have not yet disconnected our gas so the chicken wasn't ruined. But with the climate-scare juggernaut rolling right along my advice would be to go long on bees wax and wicks