Record of climate denialism indicates how Rees-Mogg will handle energy brief – Guardian

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Squeezing “every last cubic inch of gas” from the North Sea, re-starting fracking, rejecting windfarms in favour of fossil fuels – the policies espoused by Jacob Rees-Mogg, against a backdrop of rising energy prices, form a clear indication of how the new business secretary will view his brief. https://www.theguardian.com/global/2022/sep/06/record-of-climate-denialism-indicates-how-rees-mogg-will-handle-energy-brief?fbclid=IwAR22FaM8jY9UEWSgMpNOXQm87SfKXpgIGNVWf0fSZui7KkP7I32Bp1GGe5w
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