Category: climate breakdown

Evolving Madness

Why does a crazy set of beliefs in one field seem to migrate into unrelated subjects?

It’s already clear that the climate talks in December will go nowhere – so what do we do?

Those who made false accusations against Rajendra Pachauri are now turning their fire on me.

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