The “Climategate” saga still rumbles on. The British House of Commons science and technology committee in January published the final conclusions of its inquiry into the controversy surrounding emails hacked … read more »
Vince Cable, the Labour Party and the unions will be rejoicing as another nail goes into the coffin of UK plc. Telegraph.co.uk
There were worrying signs at the World Economic Forum in January that policymakers are becoming dangerously complacent about the scale of our climate change challenge. Financial Times – registration is … read more »
Sceptics too often go unchallenged when they make inaccurate and misleading statements on BBC programmes. The Guardian
As policy in Australia begins to move, Michael Jacobs surveys the international climate landscape: the latest science, the emissions targets and what’s happening on the ground. Inside Story
Self-proclaimed climate change ‘sceptics’ are resorting to desperate measures in their efforts to confuse the public about the causes and consequences of global warming. read more »
A new survey showing how public opinion in Norway has been affected by controversies surrounding climate science may also have important implications for the UK. New Scientist, The S Word
Sir, The closure of Pfizer’s research centre in Kent (Reports, February 2) will deal yet another blow to the UK’s international competitiveness. Financial Times – registration required.
The first set of reports from public bodies setting out what they are doing to adapt to the impacts of climate change on the UK was published by the Department for … read more »
Review of Bjorn Lomborg’s book “Smart Solutions to Climate Change” read more »
