By The US Military Is Ending Its “Climate Change Crap”
by Rhoda Wilson | The Exposé
Hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent by the US military on unsuccessful initiatives such as the Navy’s Great Green Fleet programme. Now, it is coming to an end.
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth believes that climate change mitigation efforts have no measurable effect on global temperatures and do not improve military readiness. “The Dept of Defence does not do climate change crap. We do training and warfighting,” he said.
The new policy is to redirect funds to strengthen the US military. “So begins a new age of realistic military policy and an end to more than 15 years of wasteful climate change spending,” Steve Goreham writes.
Please note: We take the view that what was, and sometimes still is, the “global warming” narrative and is now, sometimes, the “climate change” narrative is a scam.
Throughout the following article, Goreham uses measurements of carbon dioxide emissions as if they are meaningful. We do not believe carbon dioxide emissions are causing a climate change crisis, nor that there is any meaningful way to measure carbon dioxide emissions; they are all tentacles of the climate change scam.
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Having said all that, Gorehams’ article is interesting because it demonstrates how the climate change scam is not sustainable and the narrative, as with all lies, is catching itself out. It is also another indication that the climate change era is coming to an end, for the USA at least.
By Steve Goreham as published by Master Resource on 2 April 2025
“Military climate policies under the Biden Administration, even if fully implemented, would not have had a measurable effect on global temperatures. But they would continue to waste hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money. Secretary Hegseth will put these funds to better use to strengthen the US military.”
The United States military has pursued an increasing number of programmes to try to fight climate change for more than a decade. The Air Force, Army and Navy each developed programmes to use alternative energy and to reduce hydrocarbon-based fuels, with aggressive carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions reduction plans. But under the Trump Administration, climate change mitigation will no longer be an objective.
Earlier this month, the new Department of Defence (“DoD”) Secretary Pete Hegseth wrote, “The Dept of Defence does not do climate change crap. We do training and warfighting.” The DoD is now cutting Pentagon programmes that involve climate change. So begins a new age of realistic military policy and an end to more than 15 years of wasteful climate change spending. Read Full Article >
