Carbon emissions hit 400ppm. So what?
“CO2 is primarily plant food while its other implications for Nature are negligible in comparison." Maybe we should learn to love our carbon emissions?
- 20 May 2013
Climate change at the Met Office
The Met Office lacks no certainty when it comes to climate change. But should it?
- 11 January 2013
America's warning to Eurocrats: Hands off our airlines
U.S Senate passes legislation to prevent American airlines abiding to EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)
- 25 September 2012
Worstall, Carbon Tax and Floating Polar Bear Syndrome
Tim Worstall is seemingly convinced that "the Man from Whitehall" could "solve" the climate "problem", if only he could exchange one centrally-planned, environmentally-ineffectual social nightmare for another
- 7 August 2012
Debunking the Great Carbon Tax hype
Britain's anti-carbon war has hiked taxes, provided a windfall for government, driven up energy costs, hobbled industry competitiveness, and dumped masses into fuel poverty. Where's the benefit?
- 23 July 2012
Irony of ironies: Europe switches to coal as US gas switch drives down emissions
Which raft of energy policies gets proven 'greener' results? The anti-fossil fuel regulatory regimes of socialist Europe or those set by the 'evil' capitalists in the Bush White House?
- 12 July 2012
Fracking The Movie(s)
The technique of hydraulic fracturing - 'fracking' - is enjoying more than 15 minutes of fame with the release of several documentary films on the subject. So which are worth your time?
- 21 June 2012
Big Oil, Big Profits, Big Green Lies
The real Mr Big behind the oil profiteering racket isn't Big Oil - it's Big Government
- 13 April 2012
Review: Watermelons, by James Delingpole
An absolute joy for sceptics and a must read for fence-sitters, James Delingpole's 'Watermelons' is a new and vital weapon in the fight against the green agenda
- 10 February 2012
Environmentalists are undermining their cause by defending emissions trading
We should hope that the British government realises what the EU does not and withdraws from the EU ETS and presses for its dismantling, replacing it with a simple carbon tax
- 6 January 2012
Curb your emission targeting enthusiasm
The European Commission is getting ahead of itself about carbon targets again. We must be realistic if we want reliable, affordable energy.
- 30 June 2011
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