Reputable scientists start afresh when their theories clash with experience. Not the climate careerists preaching planetary doom, who have just released yet another fires-and-floods prophecy. This lot adhere to Groucho’s maxim: when predictions don’t work out, they have others

The PM has finally said what so many before him should have said: the IPCC's catastropharian jamborees are 'nonsense' underserving of any more taxpayers' dollars. Terrific! Now all Mr Morrison has to do is find the spine to actually walk away from the computer-modelled ratbaggery of Paris

The company he once led continues to pleasure the warmists by bowing and scraping before Gaia's carbon-free altar,  but ex-chief Jerry Ellis has had enough: the Paris accord is "a farce" and a sane government would exit the pact in a heartbeat

PM Scott Morrison's split-brained endorsement of the Paris accords on one hand and his pledge to lower electricity prices on the other  does more than enshrine cognitive dissonance as official policy. It also validates Labor's pledge to do an even better job of stuffing the economy

By any reasonable standard of environmental accounting, Snowy 2.0 is even more foolish than the prime minister whose brainstorm it was. Not only will it do nothing to lower electricity prices, the likelihood is that it will boost the emissions it is intended to reduce

Regulated prices, a royal commission, pumping water uphill, more wind -- as politicians count numbers and the Prime Minister's fate hangs in the balance, all these alleged 'solutions' and more are being tossed about by people who, quite frankly, should know the one-word solution: competition

With climateers now saying the fabled two-degree warming limit won't be enough after all, a decent PM might react thus: 'As the science is settled, we're redirecting all those climate dollars to fixing the grid because, if it's going to get hot, we'll need cheap, reliable power and lots of air conditioning'

Ever-polite Stan Grant tried his very best to keep Christiana Figueres drifting off in a cloud of sob-sister vapours to Warmist Land, where only the transfer of vast wealth from the West to Third World kleptocrats can foil global warming. Yes, Stan gave it his best shot, but he never had a chance

Here's a prediction you can take to the bank: the ABC and Fairfax will be running even more inane climate-scare stories than usual. Why might that be? Because the US has taken its money and departed Paris, threatening climate careerists with the unsettling prospect of finding honest work

As all who browsed the infamous Climategate emails will know, the men and women of science can go to almost any lengths to suppress, harass, slander and deride those whose theories are at odds with their own. Well guess what? It's not just climateers who are at home in the gutter

The service was conducted by the high priests of alarmism, with politicians pledging their love for rent-seeking renewables promoters as a media choir sang of the wonders to come. Yes, we've seen wonders aplenty -- obscene power prices, economic hobbles and the further corruption of science

Groupthink among climate scientists --  ‘the science is settled’ brigade -- has constrained public debate, which was  entirely to be expected. You see, believers are predominantly devoted to promoting 'solutions' and that, rather than open-minded inquiry, is the warmists' objective

The PM has won a party room victory and must now run his NEG through the grinding mill of Bill Shorten's opposition and the premiers, most of them fearful of offending greenists and apt to act accordingly. Liberals who backed him won't find too many volunteers to hand out their how-to-votes

As in Orwell’s fictional Oceania, our very own Ministry of Power has its own 'facts', all parroted by a political class that would never dream of milking consumers to line the pockets of mates. Banish that thought and all others, fellow citizens! Our betters are better because they know what's best

The prohibition enthusiasts of our age dislike just about everything invented after the Industrial Revolution -- though not Twitter and mobile phones, without which they could not run their campaigns to inflict cost and inconvenience on those less ostentatiously virtuous than themselves

We now have a whole generation of academics whose careers are steeped in the lucrative notion that catastrophic climate change is a genuine peril. What's needed is an appropriately resourced science court to police malpractice, of which there is much, and no more grants for the guilty

Scott Morrison has yet to utter a peep about the national broadcaster and its need for sweeping reform. His silence is especially curious, given that he must surely grasp the warmist propagandists suckling on the taxpayer teat will be among the loudest defenders of current climate-policy madness

When the promotional materials for a geography teachers' conference crows of being graced by guest speakers such as Tim Flannery, Bob Brown and the ABC's snotty green shill Jon Faine, it's a lesson in classroom bias. Alas, it's no sort of way to educate young minds

With The Lodge flushed there is a possibility of post-Turnbullian sanity, with the first priority being to re-evaluate Australia's commitment to the Paris Agreement. As a nation, we are pauperising ourselves in a cause demonstrably false and easily discerned as such

While the Liberal party room was discussing the so-called National Energy Guarantee, Malcolm Turnbull's operatives were briefing reporters against the man he knifed. Conservatives will take today's events as confirmation that a party standing for nothing will fall for anything