UK Elevates Eco-nuts To Religious Adherents
Written by Brian Garst, Posted in Energy and the Environment
Hardly a day goes by where I don’t see something profoundly stupid done by the British government:
In the first case of its kind, an employment tribunal decided that Nicholson, 41, had views amounting to a “philosophical belief in climate change”, allowing him the same legal protection against discrimination as religious beliefs.
Nicholson, the former head of sustainability at Newcastle-based Grainger plc, says he was dismissed after disagreeing with practices including an instance where an IT worker was flown from London to Ireland to collect his BlackBerry, and another where Nicholson’s attempts to obtain data to develop a carbon management strategy were blocked.
Despite having written policies on the environment, Grainger executives attended meetings in “some of the most highly polluting cars on the road”, Nicholson claimed.
Perhaps the Goracle should relocate his shrine.
Hat-tip: Moonbattery