The Smearing of an Innocent man
The report we publish for the first time today proves that the serious charges made against Rajendra Pachauri are completely untrue.
The report we publish for the first time today proves that the serious charges made against Rajendra Pachauri are completely untrue.
Why climate science divides people along political lines.
Was I right, when the hacked climate emails were released, to call for Phil Jones to resign?
The climate change deniers are digging themselves an ever deeper hole over ‘Amazongate’
Lord Monckton’s increasingly extravagant claims threaten to destroy the movement he champions
A new report shows how the UK could tap into vast renewable resources, without any of the aggro caused by existing wind farms.
We explore the mutual incomprehension across the climate emails divide
Science and humanities students view each other with incomprehension: blame our dumb, narrow schooling.
I learn, once again, that telling brutal truths isn’t the best way of winning friends
The scheme for supporting renewables that the UK is importing from Germany has been a disaster there.
In fighting for science, we subscribe to a comforting illusion: that people can be swayed by the facts.
I’m being hounded for taking a stand against feed-in tariffs: here’s a riposte to the critics.
A TV debate about whether climate change is happening
The feed-in tariffs about to be introduced here are extortionate, useless and deeply regressive.
This is what the failure of the climate talks means.
The useless, destructive talks at Copenhagen show that the treaty-making system has scarcely changed in 130 years.
We’ve finally had our battle, and it was not to his advantage
This is what the US president should say in Copenhagen
I meet the mayor of London and have a good old ding-dong
The talks at Copenhagen are not just about climate change. They represent a battle to redefine humanity.
Is Lord Monckton an asset or a liability?
Shocked by the hacked emails? Wait till you see what the other side’s been up to.
Here’s the evidence for the contentions in The Real Climate Scandal
The harm this country could do in the next two weeks will outweigh all the good it has done in a century.
Yes, the hacked climate emails are damaging. But here’s the one you’d need to see if you wanted to show that manmade global warming is a scam.
Why the sudden surge in climate change denial? Could it be about something else altogether?
The Spectator’s new editor has lost it before he even had it.
As the Plimer affair shows, climate change deniers are all leaf and no plums
Here are the emails I’ve exchanged with the climate change denier Ian Plimer.
Here are the emails I’ve exchanged with the Spectator over the Plimer affair
We need a radical new approach to cutting greenhouse gases, and it might have arrived.
Here is the simple mathematical reason why large scale carbon offsets can’t work
Let’s divert the money spent on arms to addressing the real strategic threat.
As BA reports massive losses, isn’t it time to scrap the airport expansion programme?
Here are some estimates for how much fossil fuel we can use, and a call for a global moratorium on new prospecting.
James Lovelock says the government’s enthusiasm for wind farms approaches fascism. What is he on about?
The debate over biochar hots up.
Here comes the latest utopian catastrophe: the plan to solve climate change with biochar
If you think preventing climate change is politically difficult, look at the political problems of adapting to it.
Today I launch a prestigious and coveted award. Who will the lucky winner be?
A spectacular confrontation over climate change
In the fifth and final interview in the first series of fierce encounters with policy makers, I give the chief executive of easyJet the third degree.
The freeze got me on my skates, and brought the loonies out of their holes.
This is the third of my investigative interviews with policy makers.
David Bellamy’s at it again, with even dafter claims about climate change.
This is the first in my series of interviews with those who hold our future in their hands. None of them are given an easy time.
The new climate change report falls miles short of what we need. Here are some of the emergency measures it should have contained.
The latest science suggests that preventing runaway climate change means total decarbonisation.
Arthur Scargill has challenged me to a duel. Name your date, sir.
The climate camp outside the Kingsnorth power station is contesting the biggest issue of them all
A cunning new loophole has wrecked the government’s Climate Change Bill.
People love films like The Great Global Warming Swindle, because they tell us what we want to believe.
A radical new idea could save the world’s ecosystems. But what will it do to the economy?
An open letter to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia
Is the airship a viable alternative to jet travel?
The government’s plans for clean coal are another great green scam.
As government documents show, Sir Nicholas Stern accidentally launched a trade in human lives.
Bush trashed the climate talks. But look what Gore did.
The climate talks are a stitch-up, as no one is talking about supply.
The numbers show that this should be the real question at the Bali talks.
Are we already shutting our minds to the consequences of climate change?
A vast new opencast pit will ruin local people’s lives and wreck the government’s climate change policies. How was it allowed to happen?
A new paper suggests we have been greatly underestimating the impacts of climate change - and the size of the necessary response.
In which we battle over carbon targets, green tokenism and the economics of climate change.
A final response to Alexander Cockburn.
This is a response to Alexander Cockburn’s articles on global warming. You can find all the articles, and other responses, here: http://www.zmag.org/debatesglobalwarming.html Read more »
Have we already abandoned our attempts to prevent dangerous climate change? Read more »
It’s happening, it’s systematic, and it is precisely the opposite story to the one the papers are telling.
Head of History, Science and Religion, Channel 4 Read more »