Stand aside Justin Rowlatt. The BBC has a new climate doom-monger in chief. With his tall tales of sea levels rising "several metres or more", Mark Poynting means to keep the population fully alarmed, says Chris Morrison.
EXCLUSIVE: Almost all 'extreme' temperature highs in the UK are now being recorded at junk sites with error margins of 2-5°C. The fact these are counted as valid is a massive scientific scandal, says Chris Morrison.
A silly recent headline in the Daily Mail about "climate deniers" erupting in "mass celebration" missed the real story, says Chris Morrison: a new science paper showing Antarctica ice has been stable since 1960.
Thanks to FOI requests submitted by Ray Sanders, we know the Met Office keeps no records of how it obtains temperature data from 103 weather stations that don’t actually exist.
Britain's offshore wind farms are a clear danger to vital air defences, with the Government forced to spend £1.5bn in the next two years to try to rescue the country's early warning radar network, says Chris Morrison.
Dale Vince insists Ecotricity isn't subsidised, yet has pocketed over £100 million in taxpayer cash – just don't call it a subsidy, says Chris Morrison.
A person identifying as Esther McVey told Mike Graham on Talk earlier this week that "Net Zero was a dud". Surely this could not be the Esther McVey who spent years inflicting it on the British public, says Chris Morrison.
A key global climate database is being fed with junk data from an RAF airbase where helicopters regularly hover over the thermometer. Why does the Met Office keep sending junk class data, asks Chris Morrison.
After decades of pushing the climate alarmist narrative that Arctic ice is melting fast, scientists have now claimed that the near 20-year stable Arctic sea ice is "unsurprising" and predicted by their models.
Economic cluelessness goes hand-in-hand with rampant hypocrisy in the grisly green echo chamber, says Chris Morrison. The jobs destroyed in the private sector have no hope of being balanced in the new fantasy green world.
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