Thirty-eight emails released under a recent FOI request provide an interesting insight into the way Government science advisers plotted to change Boris Johnson’s mind over the causes of climate change.
More rain, more flooding, more 'extreme weather' – more of the fact-free fairytales fed to Boris Johnson at his January 2020 briefing to bring him on-side with the Blob's Net Zero agenda.
Shortly prior to the pandemic, Patrick Vallance showed Boris Johnson a slide show that used alarmist modelling to convince him of a 'climate emergency' and the need for drastic action. Sound familiar?
The latest satellite temperature data show no global warming now for seven years and three months. But why has Google demonetised the climate scientist who compiles this data, alleging 'misinformation'?
When Jordan Peterson told Joe Rogan that climate models compound their errors like interest, green activists (often known in the climate change business as ‘scientists’) were predictably outraged.
The sun is shining on the financial sector. Trillions of dollars are up for grabs. The new 'green rush', funded by vast amounts of capital, is likely to dwarf the Dotcom mania of the late 1990s.
Two important papers have recently been published that question the extent to which humans are causing global warming by burning fossil fuel and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
One of the leading collators of satellite temperature data, Dr Roy Spencer, has been kicked off Google Adsense for publishing “unreliable and harmful claims” – demonetising his widely consulted monthly update page.
The Daily Sceptic reviews Don't Look Up. The film's absurd premise is that politicians and the MSM have been far too sceptical when faced with the apocalyptic predictions of Covid hysterics and Climate Change alarmists.
We're publishing a guest post on the Daily Sceptic by journalist Chris Morrison questioning whether rising CO2 levels really will lead to a catastrophic rise in global temperatures.
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