Get the facts straight
As the high costs of green policies hit, it’s becoming a lose-lose issue for politicians of the left.
Published by New York Post
As 2026 begins, many of us have been taking stock of the year behind us and setting intentions for the one ahead.
For the world’s poorest, this was the year when the United Nations’ over-ambitious plan to solve every pressing global problem fell apart.
We should vow to be smarter, and do better, this year.
Published by The Australian
The outcome of the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow (COP26) has been criticised by commentators as unambitious, with some calling it a “monumental failure”. Even the summit’s host, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, admitted the deal was “tinged with disappointment”. This is hardly surprising: historically, most climate promises have fared badly.
Published by USA Today
Pope Francis’s much-vaunted Encyclical is rightly concerned with helping the world’s poorest. Climate change will have a bigger impact on poorer people. But the real question is which policies and investments would make the biggest difference for the most vulnerable.