Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' 'Green' Agenda for Rebuilding Pacific Palisades

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order to expedite rebuilding in the Pacific Palisades, offering faster permits for residents who agree to build all-electric homes instead of using natural gas. This move aims to better protect against wildfires and climate-fueled disasters.

Germany's Green Agenda Criticized by Sahra Wagenknecht's Party

Sahra Wagenknecht's new party, the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance, is campaigning against Germany's green agenda, calling for the abolition of subsidies for green energy and heating, elimination of the CO2 price scheme, and importation of cheap natural gas. The party aims to offset tax cuts and reduce costs for consumers.

British Government's Land Use Framework and Agriculture

British government estimates suggest that nearly 10% of English farmland will need to be 'rewilded' by 2050 to meet green agenda targets. This could lead to increased reliance on foreign food imports. Critics warn of potential government overreach in regulating farming practices.

Climate Cartel and ESG Investing

The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing into alleged collusion by a 'climate cartel' promoting ESG investing for their green agenda.

Sadiq Khan's Third Term as Mayor of London

Sadiq Khan wins a record third term as the Mayor of London, defeating his Tory challenger. Despite facing criticism for rising knife crime and other issues, Khan pledges to continue building a better London.

SEC Rule on Carbon Emissions Disclosure

The SEC temporarily suspends a rule requiring private companies to disclose carbon emissions data after facing lawsuits. GOP attorneys general and business groups challenged the rule, claiming it would cost millions. The rule is part of President Biden's green agenda and aims to influence investments based on climate change theories. The SEC voluntarily suspended the rule while litigation continues.

Challenges with France's Green Agenda

Former advisor to President Macron warns of potential social revolt in France due to green agenda, citing failures of government and political elites. Populist movements have already caused chaos and protests in the country. Public anger is growing over burdensome regulations and taxation schemes.

French centre-right party refuses to back Ursula von der Leyen for second term as EU Commission President

The French centre-right Les Républicains will not support Ursula von der Leyen's quest for a second term as European Commission President due to dissatisfaction with her performance. The party objects to her green agenda push and support of new environmental regulations affecting European farmers.