Climate Change
A Climate BOM Drops, but Will There Be Any Reckoning?
A private forensic audit has exposed massive climate data fraud.
How Government Works
In her article, there was a shortish analogy of how the government goes about doing something like this, and the way it was explained sort of simplified the whole process really... and, when you really think about it, isn’t this exactly how government works?
How They Invented a Climate Crisis
Today we publish exclusive extracts from Chris Morrison’s explosive new book that will send shock waves through both the ‘settled’ climate science community and the hard-left promoters of the wicked Net Zero lunacy:
The Ice That Wouldn’t Melt
Predictions of an ice-free Arctic have defied expectations.
The Gilded Lobster-Pot of the Globalist Left
Wallowing in the Globalist trough in Fiji.
The Climate Pea and Shell Game Goes On
Rain, hail or shine: they’ll blame it all on ‘climate change’.
Traitors in Our Midst
Homegrown subversives conspire with a Netherlands NGO to try and ruin New Zealand.
How Much Climate Change™ Angst Is Propped up by China
Potentially, 50 years from now people may look back and marvel at how easily (and cheaply) China could wind up the Western liberals, and how they got away with it.
Looking for Climate Activists, but Found Communists
We came to New York prepared to debate climate radicals in the streets. For most of the week, we couldn’t find them. So eventually we found some communists instead. And we brought the climate debate to them.
Is Climate Change Abe Lincoln’s Fault?
So, try to exhibit the wisdom of Mark Twain and don’t blame every unusual storm on ‘climate change,’ which is then darkly linked to ‘the fault of modern industry.’
No, How Dare You Doom Pixie Greta
The world is changing, at least in many states and countries. It’s about time. But there is still much left to be done – beginning with electing American, European, Asian, and African leaders who understand and champion these realities.
CO2 Brings Huge Boost to Grass Growth
Global greening is being supercharged in the African savannah, new research published in Nature has found, with higher CO2 levels driving a 28 per cent increase in plant growth in just 32 years, writes Andrew Sibley.