The Left can always count on NPR to help push climate change alarmism, which is why the "defund" effort triggers them so much.
Last year Amy wrote about one of the bigger climate change-related eye-rollers from NPR, which was "eco-chaplains" helping people deal with "climate grief" that's caused by -- well -- media outlets like NPR fearmongering about climate change. This was a humdinger:
NPR: A new kind of ‘eco-chaplain’ is helping people deal with ‘climate grief’ –
— Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) September 7, 2024
‘Grief, anger & depression’ from ‘feeling that it may be too late to save a planet in deep peril’ –
‘Trump’s election freaked everyone out’ https://t.co/0zYlZ1bj21 pic.twitter.com/RJRUEVfFiD
I'm pretty sure everybody who has "climate grief" just also happened to be in the "White Dudes for Kamala" group.
But we're approaching a holiday weekend, which means NPR has to pivot to what the media does best on special occasions: Trying to ruin it for everybody.
Don't use propane or charcoal for grilling in order to save the planet, according to NPR:
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NPR is trying to shame people on behalf of the climate cult ahead of Memorial Day weekend and summer bbq season. pic.twitter.com/68cfZss9TX
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) May 23, 2025
Lectures like that from NPR make me want to go set fire to a giant pile of tires.
I usually grill with charcoal and still will in order to help send NPR to their fainting couch adorned with pillows featuring pictures of Al Gore.
Takes like this are how you get yourself uninvited from summer barbecues. pic.twitter.com/VzzO0kznCq
— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) May 23, 2025
Up next will be climate lectures from NPR about Labor Day and then of course the inevitable "how to talk to your Trump supporting uncle on Thanksgiving" takes.
