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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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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