New science has blown the meat-eating climate scare wide open, showing methane's impact is massively overhyped – so go ahead and enjoy your steak guilt free, says Chris Morrison.
If the BBC is never going to question Net Zero, what's the point of employing so many journalists, asks Chris Morrison. They might as well be replaced with AI and save the public a heap of money.
Promising famines while pushing the 'Great Leap Forward' of Net Zero is just one reason why this deluded elite COP30 gathering crumbled under its own sinister contradictions, says the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
In 2023, a group of activists including Michael 'hockey stick' Mann got Nature to retract a paper pointing out that extreme weather is not getting worse. Now the author, Gianluca Alimonti, is back, writes Chris Morrison.
The UK Met Office's excuses for its invented temperature data from non-existent stations get more fanciful by the day, says Chris Morrison. A fresh FOI release has brought forth yet another unconvincing explanation.
It's been a very long time since the BBC even pretended to be impartial on climate change, says Chris Morrison. The truth is, decades of crying 'Fire!' in the climate theatre have left the BBC with net zero credibility.
Half the world's balsa wood for wind turbines is illegally logged from Ecuador's Amazon, destroying protected rainforest. Chris Morrison reveals wind power's dirty secret.
COP30 kicks off soon and expect to hear the usual climate scare stories on repeat across the obedient media. It's all based on false claims about global temperatures that real science disputes, says Chris Morrison.
COP30's here, having wiped out 100,000 rainforest trees to clear the way – but Net Zero is falling apart fast, says Chris Morrison, who reckons the climate circus is broke, out of ideas and losing the crowd.
Ed Miliband has finally admitted that wind power is worse than originally claimed – but only in order to justify building even more of it, and upping the subsidies in the process, says Chris Morrison.
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