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Jul 20, 2026 28 min

The Net Zero Narrative Is Falling Apart

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Talk Truth 07.20.26 - Steve Goreham | Steve Goreham, Executive Director of the Climate Science Coalition of America and author of Green Breakdown, joins Talk Truth to examine Prime Minister Mark Carney's major shift away from several key net-zero climate policies. Steve explains why governments around the world are quietly retreating from expensive climate initiatives, how the rapid growth of AI data centres is driving an unprecedented demand for reliable energy, and why natural gas, nuclear power, and practical energy policy are replacing unrealistic net-zero promises. The discussion also explores Europe's energy crisis, electricity costs, environmental stewardship versus climate alarmism, and why Steve believes the world's push toward net zero is becoming increasingly unsustainable. 00:00 Foundational Message 02:06 Guest comes in – Steve Goreham 03:37 Mark Carney's major climate policy reversal 06:29 Why governments are abandoning net zero 08:19 Europe's energy crisis and rising electricity costs 10:21 AI data centres are reshaping energy demand 13:19 How AI is changing everyday life 15:07 Can the West compete with China? 17:09 Environmental stewardship vs climate alarmism 19:47 Will energy prices finally come down? 22:14 The best energy sources for the future 25:05 Steve Goreham discusses Green Breakdown 26:58 Free "Living in Truth" devotional & partner with Talk Truth

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