Tagged with "BBC climate change"

The case in support of Trump on Paris climate deal

As worldwide condemnation greets President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate change deal, basic journalistic standards dictate that we understand his case. Despite what you may have gleaned from mainstream media, there is one, whether you agree with it or not
by Pat Michaels - 2 June 2017
Antarctic ice expansion shows climate models unreliable

Despite a 20 percent increase in atmospheric CO2, and model predictions to the contrary, sea ice in the Antarctic has expanded for decades. Such observations are in direct opposition to the model-based predictions of the IPCC. This should give pause for thought about climate alarmism in general
by Craig D. Idso and Pat Michaels - 14 May 2017
Carbon dioxide, jobs and the UK

Our irrational climate change obligations are harming jobs and industry. Now we're told we need to penalise ourselves further. How much more damage are we prepared to inflict upon ourselves, asks John Redwood MP
by Sir John Redwood MP - 20 March 2015
Climate hysteria hots up, temperatures stubbornly don't

We all care about the planet, but the facts show that the climate just hasn't warmed significantly in the last 100 years. That is not something to be welcomed by the institutions and assorted freeloaders aboard the Great Green Gravy Train
by Robin Mitchinson - 2 February 2015
WHO makes absurd claims on climate change death toll -- Report

Wildly exaggerated claims by the World Health Organisation about hundreds of thousands of deaths from climate change have been debunked by a watchdog group as "absurd"
by the commentator - 1 December 2014
EU's 40% carbon emissions plan to be vetoed, threatening global domino effect

Climate change scepticism is on the rise in Europe. Governments are not going to back a planned 40 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2030 at a time when the EU is on its knees economically. Poland has promised a veto, threatening a global domino effect
by the commentator - 18 October 2014
Too many environmentalists are actually nuts

There’s an old joke that environmentalists are “watermelons” since they’re green on the outside and red on the inside. The real problem is that too many of them are actually nuts, especially on climate issues
by Daniel J. Mitchell - 29 September 2014
Waning interest in global warming by world leaders

Global warming hysteria has cost jobs and prosperity. But since the world hasn't warmed for almost two decades it's hardly surprising that world leaders can't even be bothered to turn up to the latest UN climate summit
by Sir John Redwood MP - 23 September 2014
India cracks down on climate change wreckers

The Indian government falls off Obama's low-emission bandwagon and puts Greenpeace and other ‘activist’ groups under the scanner, saying the climate change agenda is hurting economic growth
by Vijeta Uniyal - 22 June 2014
Climate change hysteria gets another drubbing

The loud mouthed certainties of the crude global warmists are now apparent for all to see. Even when you look at the writing of top scientists, you see there is far less certainty than is often claimed
by Sir John Redwood MP - 18 May 2014
Climate alarmist and Hockeystick inventor gets in hot water after more hot air

Michael Mann called a fellow scientist, but climate sceptic, "anti-Science" after her Congressional Testimony, but the tables have been turned on him in spectacular fashion
by Climate Realist - 21 January 2014
IPCC has retreated from about a dozen alarmist claims on climate change

Climate change is an important subject. But the latest climb downs by the IPCC should really give everyone pause for thought
by Climate Realist - 3 November 2013
UK energy debate shows need for a new politics

This is a post-Cold War issue. Energy prices in the UK? Sounds mundane, but it isn't. The Right is as lost as the Left, perhaps more so
by Westminster shrink - 10 October 2013
The BBC: My family’s business

I am asking for a national referendum on the licence fee. Let the people decide. It’s our family business, our money, our nation, and our future
by Neil Turner - 3 April 2013
Is the worm turning on the BBC?

Has the nation finally had enough of BBC bias?
by Jonathan Bracey Gibbon - 16 March 2013