...be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite. Lindzen has long warned about the dangers of politicised science,...
...the incurious media. The investigative report written for the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) shows a large gulf between the science presented and the perception of the public. The progression...
...the country, as the PM and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt agree to fill ‘eye-watering’ £50 billion black hole created by the lockdowns and energy price cap. “Covid inquiry demands to see...
...reflective spaces”. If you thought, as I did, that you might wish to respond to the public consultation which has recently opened, you might want to think again. First, there...
...what it was like being one of few public figures to speak out against it. “US Climate Is Getting Less Extreme, Not More” – Paul Homewood in WUWT continues to...
...vacancies below that new baseline (FOI 22/1007); It doesn’t have a process for delegating the authority to approve medicines for public use (FOI 22/1002) or governance of individuals competence (qualification,...
...“Opinion | We Still Don’t Know the Truth About Covid” – Congress should establish a bipartisan national commission of inquiry into the pandemic’s origins, argue Jamie Metzl and Matt Pottinger...
...in the Spectator. “How Boris Johnson’s desire to lift lockdown was thwarted by public opinion” – WhatsApp messages show press aides with no scientific background involved in shaping pandemic policy...
...Files gain public attention, there are still plenty of Covid trials before the courts, writes Gus Carter in the Spectator. “As police pursued my father during Covid lockdown, my lonely...
