Last week's Start the Week on BBC Radio 4 provides a case study in how fiction is mixed with cherry-picked fact and presented as a learned contribution to our understanding of how the climate is breaking down.
The collectivist Net Zero political project is starting to come apart before our very eyes. Making everyone poor, cold, hungry and confined to small living territories was always a tall political ask.
In a recent piece in the Conversation, a professor of climate change says we have to achieve Net Zero by 2035 to save the planet and can only do that by nationalising everything. Is Net Zero socialism by the back door?
Professor Wade Allison, an eminent mathematician and physicist, has written an eye-popping report for the Global Warming Policy Foundation about the inadequacies of wind power. "Wind power fails on every count," he says.
In the U.K. at least, the latest UN report, with its usual climate Armageddon warnings, was downplayed in a surprising number of media and relegated to short items on inside newspaper pages.
The UN's latest alarmist report of climate doom calling for accelerated Net Zero claims that current global temperatures are the highest for 125,000 years, but this is false.
Wild Isles, the latest round of BBC green agitprop narrated by Sir David Attenborough, has arrived. It could be called 'Wild Claims', according to Daily Sceptic Environment Editor Chris Morrison.
A massive offshore U.S. wind farm development has a permit to harm hundreds of North Atlantic whales and thousand of dolphins, but activists and media are united in asking the public to move along, nothing to see here.
According to new research reported in the Guardian, climate conditions that reduce coffee yields have become more frequent over the past four decades. Why then have yields and production mushroomed?
The moral grandstanding of Net Zero advocates is a little hard to stomach, given that the policy is contingent on child and slave labour, writes Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
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