@GadSaad Yes. But what is sadder is that her salary, her trip to the Olympics, her research grants and her trips for field research are all paid for by the honest working men and women of Australia vie their taxes. Maybe they should be offered a vote on whether the gravy train should stop
@wattsupwiththat Thats actually great. When they grow up in a few years, and the Earth is in fact just fine, they will realise the establishment fed them bunkum and will become natural sceptics.
@BrianFeroldi I have long wondered what interest rates and the cost of capital were during medieval and early modern times. Also, most of borrowing for a normal merchant bloke. If i wanted to build a windmill say in 1400 what would a loan have cost me and what kind of returns might I expect
@hughosmond@mattwridley Yes, but its much easier for scientists to play politics. And gets them noticed more easily and more widely too. This trend will only stop when some of the most prominent activists get their fingers burnt. Then they will have to go back to the dreary lab again.
@DavidGHFrost@BorisJohnson The biggest opportunity would be the scrapping of all the net zero madness. Allow people to buy the cars, boilers, heating systems they want, not what some idiot in Whitehall dictates. Produce our own gas onshore to lower energy bills and supply industry.
@GretaThunberg Jeez Greta. Now your an expert on Israel as well as Climate?? Or are your views on climate change as ill informed and biased as your views on Hamas.
@afneil I too will cancel my subscription to both. But will happily pay a good sum towards crowdfunding UK owned replacements under the current editorial teams.