The last two decades should have been a period of accelerating economic development for Africa, South America, and much of Asia.

In an email lamenting Donald Trump’s vicious hacking away at alternative energy subsidies that should not be needed since it’s now cheaper and better and all-round marvellous, Canary Media chirps “But renewables are at least doing better around the rest of the world”

As I mentioned in a recent video (which has garnered over 300,000 views – thank you!), Washington has found itself in a predicament: its vulnerability has been exposed for the entire world to see

As the head of the Free Speech Union, I frequently have to come to the rescue of academics who are in the process of being cancelled, usually at the behest of their colleagues

British Insurance company Aviva smell higher premiums here, with the help of fictional scare stories

Private emails from leaders of an influential transgender medical organization expose how ideology and consensus, rather than science, has undergirded the explosive growth of the child sex-change industry. The emails were revealed under Freedom of Information laws

After long, patient pressure by The Daily Sceptic, the British Met Office has started to withdraw fabricated temperature data, namely local daily temperature “records” from non-existent weather stations

Global warming hysteria has been cooling off. But it’s not cold-on-the-slab dead yet. So it’s important to continue to roll out the reality. If we don’t, the zealots will rearm and flood the zone with their mendacious narrative. [emphasis, links added]

The Climate Change Committee are getting desperate, as they face oblivion after the next election. It declares UK should be prepared to cope with weather extremes as a result of at least 2C of global warming by 2050.

We recently deplored the ignorance of journalists trusted to write on science without knowing, apparently, that plants absorb carbon.

As you know, climate science is settled even when it changes, unlike other kinds of science that change even when they are settled.

Representatives of over a hundred nations had gathered in London this week, intending to sign an agreement to add more damaging regulation onto the shipping industry

Practitioners of rigorous scientific methodology — from the 17th century’s Galileo to 1965’s winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, Richard Feynman — would consider today’s climate research an embarrassment, shaped by uncritical orthodoxy and zealotry rather than genuine testing of hypotheses