Environment

Sandi Adams speaks to Dr Niall McCrae about his book Green in Tooth and Claw, a stunning, skilful critique of the green agenda. Society is being constantly influenced by climate change propaganda. The true danger to humanity lies in the powerful people promoting this narrative.

Sandi Adams spoke with environmental scientist Peter Taylor about his 2009 controversial book Chill, his 2025 book Climate, Covid and Conspiracy, and other topics such as germ versus terrain theory.

Joy Warren from the Fluoride Free Alliance (UK) speaks to Dr Liz Evans about her 20-year campaign opposing the forced mass medication of the public through the addition of toxic hexafluorosilicic acid to our drinking water.

Jonathan Marshall tells Charles Malet how he fights the anti-nature agenda through the magic of performing to large crowds with falcons and horses, dismantling the dystopian narrative in the process.

Sir Julian Rose, a man forever connected with the soil, gives Charles Malet his updated view of the world and his antidote to transhumanism.

Brian Reisinger tells Charles Malet about the painful demise of the small American farm, and what can be done to undo the damage.

Mike Robinson speaks to David Siegel about the launch of a second Climate Science Masterclass, and also to Liz Avramides and Joe Walton, who took part in the first course. David also presents a segment on the Greenhouse Effect.

Joel Salatin tells Charles Malet how to work with nature and strike the balance between the creation of healthy soil, nutrient-dense food, and a burgeoning customer base, whilst avoiding chemicals, pharmaceuticals or government intervention.

What takes one woman from an established professional life to taking on the New World Order and its drive for global control via the UN Sustainable Development Goals?

The Bowler Hat Farmer speaks to Charles Malet about the pitfalls and pressures in modern farming and how to break away from the system, for the benefit of the farmer, the customer and the environment.

Mike Robinson speaks to Micah Siegel, 12, from Bethesda in Maryland, USA. Micah has decided that mainstream education, public or private, is not for him and has taken a very different direction for his education.

The Green King, dabbling in the dark arts and a questionable inner circle.

Mike Robinson speaks to Tom Nelson, producer of 'Climate the Movie' about the film, its production and what brought him to get involved in the climate 'debate' in the first place.

Who is Charles III, the Green King? Join us as we continue to investigate the Head of the Commonwealth and self-imposed Saviour of the World. 

Sir Julian Rose speaks to Charles Malet about the slavery created by subsidy and how to break away from supermarkets and one world government.

Backed by trillions, King Charles’ Terra Carta claims to offer the basis of a recovery plan that puts nature, people and the planet at the heart of global value creation—using the power of nature combined with the transformative innovation and resources of the private sector.

Quietly, and largely unseen, Charles III has created a web of charities, public-private partnerships, faith groups and big finance that puts nature first and people second. He’s only interested in global value creation, and that means big money and nothing else.

Coming from a family which has managed the same land in North Wales for nearly 400 years, a farmer identifies and comments on the potentially ruinous provisions in the proposed Sustainable Farming Scheme from the Welsh Government.

Is Charles III the all-powerful menacing Green King, who is facilitating every aspect of the UN's and Klaus Schwab’s Sustainable Development Goals, or is he the king and saviour of the world?

Climate pieties discussed in depth. We commence with heat. Where is it stored on earth, and how does it differ from temperature?

Agriculture's chronic reliance on the chemical and pharmaceutical industries leaves consumers with a toxic diet. Angus McIntosh tells Charles Malet how he meets the combined challenges of regenerating the environment and producing nutrient-dense food in South Africa.

Entering into agreements that concentrate on quality and land husbandry is a trend that has proved to be of equal draw to producer and consumer alike.

Mike Robinson discusses climate change with researcher and campaigner for serious debate around climate change policy, Ben Pile.

How can we deal straight with local farmers to mutual advantage? A highly knowledgeable, enthusiastic and determined Wiltshire dairy and organic beef farmer shares his remarkable insights into animal welfare, human health and food quality.

Mike Robinson speaks to Steve Goreham about climate change and net zero energy policy.

Having studied the debate on development and climate change, this equatorial farmer’s conclusion is that what we need are “Fossil Fuels for Africa”.

So extravagant is Saudi Arabia’s plan to create an urban utopia in the desert that even those working on the project, known as The Line, do not yet know whether its scale and scope can ever be realised.

Mike, from just west of Greater London, steps up to the microphone to talk about traffic charging, Mayor Sadiq Khan’s C40 Cities chairmanship and the impact of Khan’s globalist policies on the local community.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

On 7 July 2023, the Mayor of Glastonbury debated her council's Net Zero carbon dioxide emissions policy with several speakers.

Extremism and political leftism now dominate the environmental movement. But it was not always like this; it actually used to be about the environment. Greenpeace founder Patrick Moore joins David to discuss.

Sandi Adams weaves through a maze of topics to build an overall picture of what the globalists have planned for us. Make use of the background reading given on this page together with the interview.

What happened when a community in the East of England said no to the rural version of 15-minute cities.

Author and researcher Simon Elmer joins David Scott for a unique discussion of Covid-19 and the technocratic, political, social and religious reactions to it that have led our society down the road to fascism.

Join Sandi Adams again as she exposes the world plan now better known as Agenda 2030, and hear why she warns it must be stopped.

Join Sandi Adams as she exposes the world plan now better known as Agenda 2030, and hear why she warns it must be stopped.