The conservative/alt-right media outlet has raised $100m and is launching 'DW Kids' to create “content families can trust”. Their message: “enough with the complaining. It’s time for conservatives to create, invent and build the world we want to see. How? By partnering with those who love America as much as we do...Americans have been waiting for these alternatives.”

Baker argues that alarmist and leftist campaign messaging – detached from scientific fact – dominates the climate conversation, indoctrinates children and sows distrust.

Worth watching this blow-by-blow run-through of the reactionary playbook by Julia H-B.

UKIP attempt to go one further than the Net Zero Watch crowd by claiming the ‘net zero’ language for their immigration agenda.

Worth a careful read of this anti-woke speech to the climate-denying US think tank The Heritage Foundation.

Accompanying his book with the same title. His guidance suggests a similar approach to what we describe as seeking the symphony from the cacophony: only by coming together and acting now can we counter this threat.

As Cop26 made clear, the climate fight is also inseparable from wider calls for justice – and the voices of peaceful protesters can’t afford to be silenced. 

‘It is, without hyperbole or caveat, a piece of law which would sit more easily in a dictatorship than a democracy. You’d expect to see it in Belarus. But instead we’re seeing it here, under a home secretary who is now so authoritarian she poses an existential threat to British liberty.’

Another take, touching on this history of similar clampdowns in the other countries. ‘These are desperate times. Disrupting business as usual – and supporting those doing so – is our only hope.’

Another good summary of the implications of the bill and its amendments: ‘This is a concerted effort to shut down dissent and make the government untouchable.’