OffGuardian | November 21, 2022 The big population news, reported late last month, is that we just crossed 8 billion humans on the planet. This week, to coincide with the COP27 and G20 meetings, this news was parlayed into a climate change narrative. DW asks “How can 8 billion people sustainably share a planet?” while Reuters reports […]
Skyrocketing fossil fuel energy prices are are driving the deforestation of Europe as citizens try to keep warm By P Gosselin | No Tricks Zone | November 18, 2022 It’s easy to argue that the “green” movement is causing much more environmental harm than good. High energy costs are leading to poverty, which in turn […]
RT | November 19, 2022 Germany may face a meat shortage and a subsequent surge in prices within the next four to six months, Die Welt reported this week, citing the German Meat Industry Association (VDF). “In four, five, six months we will have gaps on the shelves,” Hubert Kelliger, the head of group sales […]
By Kit Knightly | OffGuardian | November 13, 2022 We’re a week into this year’s UN climate summit, COP27, and the various agenda planned to roll out on the back of it are coming into focus. None more so than the autumn offensive in the establishment’s war on food. There’s a big push on that […]
BY NOAH CARL | THE DAILY SCEPTIC | NOVEMBER 13, 2022 On November 3rd, the Bank of England announced that Britain is facing its “longest recession since records began”, with unemployment forecast to nearly double by 2025. How did we get here? In most developed economies, recessions happen once or twice a decade (although Australia went without one for […]
RT | November 12, 2022 Russian fertilizers which have been blocked at an EU port, due to Ukraine-related sanctions, will be shipped next week, the UN announced on Friday. The world’s largest country is a key producer of the materials and the uncertainty around supply has heightened fears about food insecurity, particuarly in poorer nations. […]
Samizdat – 12.11.2022 As many as 280,000 tonnes of Russian mineral fertilizers remain arrested in European ports, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin said on Saturday. “Up to 280,000 tonnes of Russian mineral fertilizers have been under arrest in a number of European countries over recent months,” Vershinin said adding that Russia supported gratuitous exports […]
BY SIMON ELMER | THE DAILY SCEPTIC | NOVEMBER 11, 2022 The question that continues to confuse socialists almost to the same degree that it delights their political opponents is why the Left today – not only in the U.K. but across the West – continues to collaborate so willingly and unquestioningly with the authoritarian […]
By Anthony Murdoch | Life Site News | November 8, 2022 REGINA, Saskatchewan — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has bluntly announced that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s extreme environmental policies can go to “hell,” and that his province will assert full autonomy over its natural resources. “To hell with that!” Moe told the Saskatchewan legislature’s speaker of […]
RT | November 4, 2022 France’s largest glass manufacturer, Duralex, has suspended operations for five months due to soaring electricity prices, the company’s CEO Jose Luis LLacuna told the BFM TV channel on Wednesday. “Our gas and electricity bills have risen from €3 to €13 million a year… The price of energy usually represents 5% […]
