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Tag Archives: Global Warming Policy Foundation
Natural gas prices
Matt Ridley has an article in The Times called Green energy could kill Britain’s economy. I will say that I find it quite remarkable that someone who would probably call me an alarmist (for simply accepting the underlying science associated … Continue reading
The secretive Royal Society
I wrote. a couple of days ago, about Nigel Lawson’s meeting with the Royal Society. The meeting was apparently held under Chatham House Rules. This means that those involved can use the information presented at the meeting but cannot disclose … Continue reading
Nigel Lawson and the Royal Society
Apparently Nigel Lawson, Chairman of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, met with members of the Royal Society to discuss climate science and climate policy. Nigel Lawson has reported on aspects of the meeting in a Spectator article and is implying … Continue reading
What will they think?
I often wonder what people, in the future, will make of the overall coverage of global warming and climate change today. We’ve just released the first chapters of the IPCC’s Assessment Report 5, written by 100s of climate scientists. It … Continue reading
The power of data
I watched, for my sins, a new Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) video called Extreme Weather Events & Global Warming: How Good Is The Evidence? To be fair, it was more balanced than I had expected but really just seemed … Continue reading
Andrew Montford and the BBC News
Andrew Montford, who writes the Bishop Hill blog is a noted climate science “skeptic”. In the run-up to the release of the IPCC’s AR5 SPM, the BBC had a number of news reports about climate science. One of the reports … Continue reading
Science and policy
Tamsin Edwards wrote an article for the Guardian yesterday called Climate scientists must not advocate particular policies. After reading the article, I largely agreed and wrote the first comment. My main issue with the article was the idea that scientists … Continue reading
The Global Warming Policy Foundation
There is an opinion piece posted at the The Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) by Licia Corbella called To Eat or Heat, That’s the EU’s Question? The first thing that I find strange about this post is the implication that … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming
Tagged Benny Peiser, Climate change, European Union, Germany, Global warming, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Green agenda, Green policies, GWPF
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