Sky News host Peta Credlin says the “one-sided climate protests” which predominantly target Australia and “Trump’s America”, show how the “climate cult is less about reducing emissions than affirming belief”. Both Australia and the US have reduced the carbon emissions by “13 per cent since 2005,” a stark contrast to Canada led by the “ultra-woke” Justin Trudeau who have cut emissions by only two per cent in the same time.
Although Australia is “routinely slammed” for reportedly “not doing enough”, it is “one of very few countries” who have reliably met its emissions targets, Ms Credlin said. The “climate zealots”, said the Sky News host, believe meeting emissions reductions targets - “as Australia is doing" - is not “nearly as important” as proclaiming that “climate change is the world’s gravest problem”.
I'm glad you have such an esteemed climate scientist at hand to give such important insights.
Unfollow sky news...
Odd. I thought affirming Rupert's far right views is the only reason Sky News exists. Sometimes Peta, you just need to hold a mirror and take a good look auspol
CREDLIN PULL YOUR HEAD IN
So true credlin
We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Special Report: Royals in crisis | Sky News | Sky News AustraliaFor centuries the Royals have been seen as a pillar of power, however the ‘Megxit’ scandal involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle threatens to tear the House of Windsor apart: Sky News investigates the drama and future-plans for the world’s most captivating family.\n\nWhether it’s the recent ‘Megxit’ saga involving the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, or the Prince Andrew revelations around his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the Royals are never far from public scrutiny. \n \nJoin Sky News’ host Peter Stefanovic as he takes an in-depth look into the ‘Sussex Saga,’ with those close to the Royals providing unprecedented insights into the inner workings of the pivotal event in history.\n \nWhile the future for the House of Windsor remains uncertain, questions about whether the Queen can keep her family together are mounting.\n LOL Seriously...No mention of Randy Andy's Antics They're not pillars of power, they're a damn tourist attraction ...
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Prince William and Kate in talks to tour bushfire-devastated Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe government is reportedly in discussions with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge about visiting bushfire affected parts of Australia this year. \n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison will reportedly formally write to the Palace this week proposing dates and a program for a visit. \n\nPrince William and Kate have not travelled to Australia since 2014. \n\nImage: Getty Save their carbon emissions from their flight... will literally be a better outcome than their visit! What for? It’s all PR for W&K ... nothing more!
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Gas-fired power will ‘save Australia’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says amid the debate surrounding the feasibility of renewables and coal, it will actually be “gas-fired power that saves the day in Australia”. \n\nMr Kenny said Tuesday’s parliamentary sitting saw more of federal politicians “tearing themselves apart” over coal-fired generation. \n\nGovernment MPs continue to trade blows after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced $4 million funding for a feasibility study into a new coal plant in Collinsville.\n\nMr Kenny said the discussion around a new coal plant is 'is not the be-all and end all when it comes to our energy need”. \n\n“With so much renewable power already in place … and with all the climate activism, it will be gas-fired power that saves the day in Australia.\n\n“More coal-fired baseload power would be a good thing … [but] the sooner we get plenty of fast-start gas generation the better.” \n It's a shame we can't use all the hot air produced by Chris Kenny to generate electricity. Nuclear hear and now.. Saves what day? Why can't the rest of Australia do what SA did with renewables and a battery - and enjoy lower electricity costs as well?
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
RBA optimism defies bushfires and coronavirus impacts | Sky News AustraliaWestpac economist Matt Hassan says the RBA governor might be a little optimistic when it comes to reaching the Reserve Bank of Australia's growth targets. \n\nEarlier this week, RBA Governor Philip Lowe shared his outlook for the Australian economy in an important speech at the National Press Club.\n\nMr Lowe painted a picture of the year ahead and despite the onslaught of the bushfire crisis and the onset of the coronavirus, announced it would lift its growth forecasts to 2.75 percent over 2020, and 3 per cent next year\n\nImage: Getty
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
‘Haters will always hate’ Donald Trump | Sky News AustraliaUS President Donald Trump has been “overambitious” and “unorthodox,” however he is “fulfilling his election commitments and meeting expectations with voters,” says Federal Liberal Party Vice President Karina Okotel. \n\n“Trump was a TV star and he knows how to work an audience,” Ms Okotel said. \n\n“But as his State of the Union address highlighted, no matter what, ‘haters gonna hate’,” she said. \n\nImmediately after the State of the Union address, Speaker Nancy Pelosi tore up President Trump’s speech which included mentions to families affected by the ongoing war in the Middle East, premature births, and families affected by international terrorism.\n\n“The reality is that those on the left don't care as much about the ordinary needs of individuals as they do about pushing an agenda of big government and group think”. \n\nImage: AP realDonaldTrump Lest we forget what a an unsuitable president Trump is.... I could 'shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters'
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
'I'd get in trouble in politics': Andrew Bogut | Sky News AustraliaAustralian basketball star Andrew Bogut has spoken with Sky News, opening up about his acclaimed career, plans for the future and any political aspirations he may have. \n\nMr Bogut told Sky News host Chris Smith he has been “approached numerous times” to get “involved” in politics but said he doesn’t see that being a viable career path for himself once he retires from basketball. \n\n“I’d would definitely get into a lot of trouble in politics, I’ve got no doubt about that,” he said. \n\nMr Bogut said he would “probably not” get involved in the “political thing” in the future. \n\n“My problem is there’s things on both sides that I like and hate … I’m not a one-side guy”. \n\n“I don’t like pulling myself into one box”. \n\nImage: Getty andrewbogut On ya Bogs!
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »