A whistleblower raises further questions about Musk’s handling of Tesla’s self-driving AI. — Lukasz Krupski has had a hell of a year, all thanks to Tesla. Krupski initially loved Tesla; he even sustained severe burns to his hands when, as an employee of Tesla, he single-handedly stopped a fire at a Tesla delivery centre in Oslo, Norway. This heroism didn’t go unnoticed, as…

The UK is violating its own arms export criteria and, as such, is culpable of heinous war crimes. — The globe is watching in horror as Israel conducts tantamount genocide in Gaza. World leaders (and myself) are in agreeance that Israel has a right to defend itself against heinous atrocities, such as what happened on October 7th. But, the IDF’s actions in the Gaza Strip amount to far more…

Protecting profits and share prices with pseudoscience and bad economics. — Sometimes, a turn of phrase makes all the difference. The sentence “Let’s eat, Grandma” and “Let’s eat Grandma” have very different meanings. If you pay attention to COP28, you will catch a similar spin. Rather than calling for the phase-out of fossil fuels, which all respected climate studies and climate…

Blue ammonia, the corrupt climate technology. — In the back rooms and on the main stages at COP28, there is plenty of discourse around alternative, eco-friendly energy. But it isn’t all about wind, solar, geothermal, tidal or nuclear energy. There is a relative newcomer on the block, blue ammonia, which the President of COP28, Sultan Al Jaber…

What do a dead cosmonaut and the Ukraine war have in common? — Those of you who have been long-time readers of mine might remember that last year, I asked you if you’d like me to make a documentary, and if so, what about? It has taken months to get this project off the ground, and after having to rewrite the script several…

Is progress actually happening in Dubai? — Our planet teeters on the edge. We have used up so much of the Earth’s carbon budget that there are only a few years left to save it. We need global, cohesive and massive action immediately to avoid a worldwide catastrophe. As such, COP28 might be not only the most…

Sadly, it epitomises Musk. — It’s 2019. The world is jamming to Old Town Road, Corona was still a weird beer, Donald Trump had his first impeachment, and the world got its first glimpse of the Tesla Cybertruck. Divisive design choices aside, it marked a significant leap forward in the EV world and promised to…

They are finally waking up to the reality of net-zero. — We need to reinvent how our society works to save the planet from our self-made apocalypse. The core pillars that have driven the Industrial Revolution and post-WW2 development, namely fossil fuel power and modern mass agriculture, need to be completely phased out and replaced in only a few decades. Otherwise…

€20 million EU funding will finally open up this untapped ultra-clean energy source. — If we want our environment, economy, governments and livelihoods to thrive until the end of the century, we must reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. You can argue against this all you want, but right now, that is the scientific consensus, and it will take a vast discovery to overturn…