News Round-Up
19 May 2024
by Will Jones
BBC Comes to Terms With Collapsing EV Market
17 May 2024
by Sallust
According to new research reported in the Guardian, climate conditions that reduce coffee yields have become more frequent over the past four decades. Why then have yields and production mushroomed?
The moral grandstanding of Net Zero advocates is a little hard to stomach, given that the policy is contingent on child and slave labour, writes Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
In 2006, Professor Nicholas Stern produced a report on climate that underpinned the Climate Change Act two years later. Looking back, its pessimistic assumptions overestimated 'climate damage' by $1 trillion.
Important scientific work showing a doubling of CO2 will increase global temperatures by no more than 0.75°C has been ignored by the captured science journals and the mainstream media.
The problem with the two goals of aiming for growth and cutting carbon dioxide emissions is that the evidence suggests they are mutually exclusive, writes David Craig.
Billions of people around the world face starvation if Net Zero policies ban the production of nitrogen fertiliser derived from fossil fuels, two top climate scientists have warned.
Flying back from the Heartland Climate Conference, Daily Sceptic Environment Editor Chris Morrison reflects that climate fanaticism is just the latest example of the Left’s effort to control our lives.
Anything the Covid emergency can require, the activists learnt they could do for the planet. In fact, both parties learnt from each other, with the climate experience providing valuable lessons for virus fanatics.
Welcome to Orlando, Florida, for the annual gathering of climate science sceptics, where the disastrous political plunge into a Net Zero catastrophe will be a major topic of conversation.
Journalist Neil Winton says that when he covered climate change for Reuters he thought CO2 was to blame for rising temperatures, but now he believes the scientific evidence shows he was wrong.
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