Fred Singer – ‘Granddaddy of Fake Science’ – Retires as SEPP President
Dr Fred Singer has announced his plans to retire as president of the Science and Environmental Policy Project (SEPP) after 25 years at the helm as one of his generation’s…
Kyla Mandel
What Can We Expect From the Lima Climate Talks?
The pressure is on for leaders to move forward on climate change as delegates descend into Peru for the two-week UN climate conference in Lima today. Diplomats are calling these…
McIntyre’s Mission: An Obsessive Quest to Disprove Michael Mann’s Hockey Stick
There is no better way to describe self-appointed climate auditor Steve McIntyre than ‘determined’. Highly determined even. And you would have to be pretty obstinate to try and poke holes…
NASA Shows How Carbon Emissions Travel Around The World
NASA scientists have brought to life the invisible carbon emissions floating around the atmosphere in a vivid, swirling simulation. The “Year in The Life of Earth’s CO2” computer model is…
NASA Shows How Carbon Emissions Travel Around The World
NASA scientists have brought to life the invisible carbon emissions floating around the atmosphere in a vivid, swirling simulation. The “Year in The Life of Earth’s CO2” computer model is…
Sacked Environment Secretary Dodges Question on Whether he Will Challenge Conservative Party Leadership
Owen Paterson dodged questions last night on whether he’s organising a challenge to the Conservative Party leadership in the run-up to next May’s general election. The sacked environment secretary simply…
Cause of Melting Antarctic Ice Caps Revealed by Robots
Scientists hope to refine ocean and climate models using new data collected by underwater robots deployed under Antarctic ice caps by the University of East Anglia (UEA) and the California…
Shell Sponsors London Climate Change Conference
Senior officials from business, government, NGOs and academic institutions gathered in London this week for policy institute, the Chatham House’s annual conference on climate change. The conference, held on 3-4…