The Green Alliance knows very well that the public do not share its weird and dark ideology.

That's why they published reports showing that the public do not raise the issue with MPs.

And that's why they lobbied for a Climate Assembly, which they controlled.
The Climate Assembly was an attempt to overcome the public's lack of interest in the climate agenda -- to manufacture a mandate for #NetZero, as I explain here.

netzerowatch.com/climate-assemb…
Climate technocrats and fake academics had to force the Assembly into making decisions, and to then torture the data from their votes, to make it look like the Assembly had agreed with them, as I show in the report and here.
One of the four Lead Experts that ran the Climate Assembly was the former director of the Green Alliance.

She got promoted to 'professor in practice' after completing her PhD in her political activism, based on interviews with the MPs she had lobbied.
In both her PhD, and in the Climate assembly, she made sure that the views of people she believes to be climate 'sceptics' and 'deniers' were not represented. That's okay for her shoddy, worthless doctorate. But it meant that the Assembly did not hear a range of views.
Here's a video I made about the Green Alliance and why its lobbying is a problem for democracy.

Greens hate democracy. They fear it more than climate change.

The problem with excluding the views of people you demonise is that it ensures that those ideas cannot be tested. Hence green ideology is categorically anti-science and antidemocratic.

As the political establishment greened, so it descended into a bog of toxic green groupthink.

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20 Oct
Guido asks, "why BEIS is happy to even entertain this nonsense in the first place…"

Because they are desperate, and they are completely divorced from reality and the public, but they cannot let let go of the ideological dream.
BEIS, and other departments before them have been engaging lunatic academic psychologists for YEARS.

The green shrinks told politicians and civil servants that they knew how to engineer social values and norms, to elicit pro-climate behaviour.
Billionaire philanthropists gave them millions, and funded entire research departments.

One of them was one of the four 'Expert Leads' who ran the UK Climate Assembly.

They pose as academics but they are among the most unhinged ideological zealots.

netzerowatch.com/climate-assemb…
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20 Oct
The BBC is also reporting it.

bbc.co.uk/news/business-…
Why would the green-biased media be the ones making the issue out of the story?

What's the relevance of a daft study (probably from CAST, or some other such outfit) being removed from a government website be significant?

Where's the outrage?
Read 6 tweets
20 Oct
Lots of terrible coverage for the government's #NetZero agenda, even from allies. A growing gulf between realists and zealots. I wonder how long it can survive in its present form, even assuming success at #FLOP26.
Britain could emerge from the global jawfest as a "climate champion", but then be one of the first countries forced to pull out of the very deal it brokered, because of domestic political pressure.
There is precedent.

Within months of the 2017 COP23 at Bonn, Germany was revealed to have missed its own green targets.

And within a couple of years of the 2015 COP21 in Paris, rising energy prices sparked a protest movement demanding Macron's resignation in weekly protests.
Read 6 tweets
20 Oct
Me on the @JuliaHB1 show on @talkRADIO this morning, talking about the @hmtreasury report on #NetZero.

Here's the point I was making about the report admitting to *considerable* uncertainty. The word 'uncertain[/ty]' appears 82 times.

They really don't know what the costs and consequences are.
Here's some other stuff I didn't get the chance to say...

Despite admitting to uncertainty, @hmtreasury hide behind the claim that the costs of 'inaction' outweigh the costs of 'action'.

That is manifestly a nonsense...
Read 25 tweets
19 Oct
It's an even less plausible figure, which only serves to demonstrate the imposition of toxic political orthodoxy over free and unfettered scientific investigation and debate, not a meaningful scientific consensus.
You can read why the last figure was a ludicrous claim, which I wrote about at the time at blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/makingsciencep…

Lynas is regressing. He'll be going back to custard pies, soon.
How does *any* field produce a meaningful >99% 'consensus'?

It doesn't. It is either the product of politics or it is meaningless. Or both, of course.

It's the work of an archetypal activist-academic, though, and so we should expect such guff.
Read 14 tweets
19 Oct
Bullshit.

Insulation has been at the centre of at least three failed flagship policies -- the Green New Deal/The Great British Refurb (400K new jobs). (Brown)

The Green Deal - 250K jobs. (Cameron)

And the Green Homes Grant scheme. (Johnson).

The public weren't interested.
Here is Chris Huhne of the 'greenest government ever', announcing the Green Deal, promising 'the most ambitious blah blah blah... ever'.

As far as governments and political parties are concerned, the green agenda is extremely "flashy".

They believe, because they are surrounded by blobs, that the public are mad keen for it.

But they are disconnected from the public who do not share their green vision.
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