Tagged with "Is global warming a myth?"

Green agenda in meltdown

For the green agenda it seems a political tipping point has been reached – and it’s the mass media’s credibility, not the Arctic, that’s in meltdown
by Peter C. Glover - 6 March 2013
Climate consensus in free-fall

The trenches of anthropogenic global warming are now mostly left populated by green ideologues, a left-dominated media, and bureaucrats who are usually the last to grasp reality
by Peter C. Glover - 20 February 2013
Global warming just isn't happening: Official

We ought to start expecting our governments to abandon doomsday scenarios in the guise of popular science in favour of old-fashioned, ‘under-the-microscope’, empirical science
by Peter C. Glover - 17 January 2013
The BBC in overdrive for global warming theory and the EU

The BBC just cannot help itself when it comes to issues like global warming and the EU...
by Sir John Redwood MP - 30 November 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
by Peter C. Glover - 7 August 2012
The high priests of global warming have lost their prestige and the realists are winning the debate

The high priests of global warming have lost their prestige. They're still chanting the same old mantras. But no one's listening, no one cares, writes James Delingpole
by James Delingpole - 7 March 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
by Donna Rachel Edmunds - 10 February 2012
A new climategate: how the Left can't see the wood for the trees

The FAO-EC report fails to see the wood for the trees as the climate change argument unravels a little more
by The Commentator - 21 December 2011