The woke and the dumb, the self-interested and the careerists, those who know better but go along -- taken together they form a loose but the powerful alliance that stands athwart attempts to begin the long, slow reversal of climate insanity's grip on public policy

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Like aphids and roses, it is a rare AGM that doesn't attract its plague of nasty enviro-activists determined to hog the microphone, display their virtue and lecture sane shareholders about the wickedness of coal or, well, whatever. There is a way to silence them however...

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The original Children's Crusade, if it actually happened, didn't end well for the pre-pubescent zealots, who are said to have ended up as slaves. Today's kids would know as much if their brainwashers, also known as 'teachers', focused on fact rather than getting them into the streets to demonstrate against nasty weather

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Blaming climate change for the infernos that have left scores dead is not only simplistic, but culpably unhelpful. This is because it distracts attention from what to do right now to ensure the killer bushfires do not happen again next summer

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Australian governments pour billions of dollars into what educrats and tame ministers insist is quality teaching, yet our schools' global ranking keeps slipping. Take a look at what kids are being taught and the fact-free green/left indoctrination explains an awful lot

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Cheerleaders for renewable energy's rent-seekers are an incurious lot. When Beijing claims to be all for solar panels and wind turbines, they stamp their feet and hoot with unquestioning glee. A closer look makes it apparent the Middle Kingdom is playing the West on a break

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No one can tell when the current drought will end, although two centuries of observing Australia's climate suggests that happy day is still a long way off. Such is life on our island continent, but it needn't be that way. There is a coherent, sane approach to water conservation we might try

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Where would politics be without nuance? According to a note from Tim Wilson, who sees 'action on emissions' as key to the Coalition's post-Wentworth revival, preferred climate policy is, well, read his note. Also worth attention are his earlier thoughts on 'warn and fuzzy' climate policies

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Apparently, according to the Member for Goldstein, the key to regaining the good graces of voters is stern action to cut emissions. Is Tim now so carbon-phobic he won't drive to John Howard's outer-suburban 'battler' turf, where obscenely high electricity bills have very few fans

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No sooner did Wentworth fall than the green-left of the Liberal congregation demanded yet further sacrifices of other people's money and hardship be laid before the altar of global warming. If the party of Menzies has been white-anted to this extent, might it not be time to burn the whole thing down?

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