The author of the 1987 study on Red Dye No. 3, which is being cited as the basis for banning the dye as a carcinogen, admits his study didn’t link the dye with cancer as I explained in a video last year. Related links: Daily Mail article | Milloy video
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March 19, 2025 at 04:24AM
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By Paul Homewood
We will have to wait and see if this is just window dressing from Kemi, or the first chink in the Net Zero armour.
The real problem though is that Miliband will have done so much damage by 2030 that it will prove impossible to reverse in our lifetimes.
London, 18 March 2025 – The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) has welcomed Kemi Badenoch’s speech on her self-declared ‘Net Zero scepticism’ and the need for climate policy reforms.
Dr Benny Peiser, the outgoing director of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, said:
“Nigel Lawson would have been delighted with Kemi Badenoch’s excellent speech which could have been drafted by himself almost verbatim.
“For more 15 years, ever since the late Lord Lawson and I launched the GWPF, we have been warning MPs and ministers relentlessly that Britain’s unilateral climate policy will inevitably cause rising energy prices, leading to the rising cost of living, dwindling manufacturing and international decline.
“As predicted, these costs have been rising sharply. As a result, there has been growing public opposition and hostility to ever more expensive energy bills, deindustrialisation and the subsequent cost of living crisis.
“Kemi Badenoch’s announcement of the need for radical policy reforms may be 15 years late, but it’s not too late to turn Britain’s economic and societal future around.”
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March 19, 2025 at 04:04AM
By Paul Homewood
h/t Ian Cunningham
A new article in the Telegraph, “Britain gripped by industrial decline as net zero drives up energy costs”, reveals how much damage Net Zero is doing to the industrial sector:
“Britain faces years of industrial decline and falling factory employment as high energy prices blamed on net zero undermine the manufacturing sector.
EY Item Club said Britain’s manufacturing sector was on track for three years of falling employment in the face of energy costs that are four times as high as those in the US, and 50pc more than those paid by factories in France and Germany.
Factory output is also expected to shrink by 0.6pc this year, the influential forecaster predicted.
Peter Arnold, the UK chief economist at EY, said the sky-high energy costs were the result of running down fossil fuels without a reliable replacement.
He said: “The UK has invested heavily in renewables like wind and solar but these are intermittent, as opposed to say nuclear power, and this can also increase pricing volatility.”
Mr Miliband has argued that breaking Britain’s reliance on oil and gas will ultimately lower energy bills. However, Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative Party leader, and industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe have both blamed net zero policies for surging prices.
Sir Jim, the Ineos boss, warned in January that Britain’s chemicals industry was facing “extinction” because of high energy bills and the shift to net zero. After Ineos closed down a synthetic ethanol centre in Scotland because of carbon taxes and energy costs, Sir Jim said: “We are witnessing the extinction of one of our major industries as chemical manufacture has the life squeezed out of it.”
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March 19, 2025 at 03:41AM
Nuclear is advancing to the benefit of all.
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March 19, 2025 at 03:11AM
