At CDN we regularly make sport of the journalistic habit of putting “Experts say” into a headline where “Random leftists say” would be more accurate and more honest. You know, the ones like “Experts warn US should prepare for disasters more intense than all hurricanes on record”.
In July the Daily Sceptic received a communication from the BBC Press Office complaining about an article that was “littered with factual incorrect statements”.
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband blew almost £700m of taxpayers’ cash on grants for heat pumps during his first year in office, new industry analysis reveals.
We called one of our books The Final Pandemic to signal that the COVID-19 fraud had alerted too many people to the legitimacy of “pandemics”. Thankfully the event also woke up millions pf people to the fraudulent practice of vaccination.
Did you know that European car manufacturers are fast mastering the dark arts of inbuilt car obsolescence? It means your vehicle is more likely than ever to fail soon after the warranty period expires.
The UK Government have set guidelines for how companies are supposed to set aside cash to fund decommissioning once a wind farm has reached end of life, but it looks like these guidelines are being ignored.
I admit it. I am pretty pissed off now. I just had a chat conversation with a “colleague” who describes himself as “A physician and was a Uniformed Public Health Service Officer for thirty years”.
Once upon a time, or more specifically in July this year, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) published a report titled “A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate.” [emphasis, links added]
On the ongoing subject of not seeing that which is obvious, we keep getting notifications like “Rooftop solar’s in trouble” or “The clean-energy manufacturing boom is going bust” or “Tax credits throttled” or “With little explanation, Trump throws the wind industry into chaos”.