The Met Office claims to have a record of temperatures at Stornoway Airport going back to 1873. Which is odd, says Chris Morrison, since powered flight was not invented until 1903 and the airport didn't exist until 1937.
Global temperatures are falling, oceans are cooling and the 'Hottest Year Evah' narrative is unravelling faster than a fact-checked Guardian article, says the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
Dramatic evidence has been published in a number of recent science papers that CO2 levels are already 'saturated', meaning little or no further warming is to be expected and rising CO2 levels are all beneficial.
Chris Morrison introduces us to Peers for the Planet – the well-financed tentacle of the Green Blob that works with unelected members of the House of Lords to sneak Net Zero amendments into British laws.
Dale Vince's Ministry of Eco Education preaches about the climate crisis to seven year-old schoolchildren. Shouldn't we teach kids how to read and count instead of scaring them witless, asks Chris Morrison.
Up to now the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has largely held the line on not blaming 'extreme' weather on humans. But its latest press release suggests that is about to change, says Chris Morrison.
If you think the Met Office produces junk readings, just wait till you see what Ed Miliband's Energy Department is up to, says Chris Morrison. Its 30-year average temperature is way higher than even the warmest year!
Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor, is astonished by the Met Office's attempt to conceal the fact that many of its 'climate stations' still regularly reporting temperatures closed long ago.
Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor, summarises some recent research findings, published in one of Nature's journals, showing temperatures in Antarctica fell recently.
Get ready for another crackdown on climate dissent, says Chris Morrison. The U.K. Government is pouring big sums into the latest UN scheme to suppress climate 'misinformation' and shore up the failing alarmist narrative.
Three years ago, everyone laughed when Joanna Lumley said we might need to bring back "wartime rationing" to "save the planet". That turned out to be an accurate prediction, says Chris Morrison in the Daily Sceptic.
Time for Starmer to be honest about what Net Zero means, says Chris Morrison. Rationing, blackouts and travel restrictions in five years. That's according to a Government-funded report that, for a change, says it plain.
