Tag: Cars
The pain of Net Zero is coming sooner than you think
The UK’s proposed bans on boilers and petrol cars will be economically devastating
Read the full article...Who killed the car industry?
The British state’s green diktats are making drivers’ lives a misery
Read the full article...The war on motorists is out of control
Making it more difficult for people to take short car journeys will hit the elderly and immobile the hardest
Read the full article...The Stalinist folly of the ban on petrol cars
The government’s mad target of phasing out petrol, diesel and hybrid cars is not even close to achievable
Read the full article...The war on transport
Even before Covid-19, elites were keen to reduce our mobility
Read the full article...Warum die amerikanische Wirtschaft schwächelt
Der Verlust von Jobs im Produktionssektor kann nicht einfach China oder der Automatisierung zugeschrieben werden.
Read the full article...VW: a panto of Green politics
Paul Seaman and James Woudhuysen
Last week, everyone learned that Volkswagen (VW) fitted special, duplicitous software to its diesel-powered cars.
Read the full article...The attractiveness of cars in a Green age
Britons want to do their bit for the environment. We are conscious of energy ratings when we buy or rent houses; we give money and time to green causes; we recycle more of our waste. Moreover Britain’s political parties continuously repeat how committed they are to fighting global warming.
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#IOPC IN THE NEWS AGAIN. Pix: DG Rachel Watson; Acting Deputy DG Kathie Cashell;
Amanda Rowe and Steve Noonann, both Acting Directors, Operations.
That's a lot of acting! No wonder the IOPC's report never saw the light of day.
Are we a bit flaccid, perhaps?
A dubious editorial decision by the Daily Mail that risks glorifying one of the most evil men in history. Who cares about his air fryer recipes?
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