Science is currently in the grip of a ’reproducibility crisis’ so severe that the editor of a prominent journal has declared that ‘much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue’. Media coverage declaring that ’science is broken’ has become commonplace. Donna Laframboise: Peer Review: Why skepticism is essential (pdf)

Le GWPF a récemment publié un rapport intitulé « Tropical hurricanes in the age of global warming » (rédigé par Paul Homewood). Nous fournissons ci-dessous une traduction de ce document dont la version originale peut être obtenue en format .pdf en cliquant sur ce lien. French translation

Failure to protect nature and wildlife shames green organisations Environmental organisations like the RSPB and the Campaign to Protect Rural England are betraying their members by failing to speak out about the devastation caused by the expansion of renewable energy projects all over the countryside. That’s according to a new paper from the Global Warming […]

A leading climatologist has said that the computer simulations that are used to predict global warming are failing on a key measure of the climate today, and cannot be trusted. Speaking to a meeting in the Palace of Westminster in London, Professor John Christy of the University of Alabama in Huntsville, told MPs and peers […]

A prominent US climate researcher has said that planning for natural disasters is being distorted by global warming concerns. Professor Judith Curry, former head of the climatology department at Georgia Institute of Technology, gives the example of claims linking recent wildfires in the US to climate change. These are counterproductive, she says, because they deflect […]

Prof Richard Lindzen: Global Warming and the Irrelevance of Science (pdf)

Claims that the planet is threatened by man-made global warming are based on science that is based on inadequate computer modelling. That is the conclusion of a paper by Prof Judith Curry.   Japanese translation (pdf)

An explosive report from the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) reveals that efforts to recycle plastic are a major cause of the marine litter problem. The report, written by public health expert Dr Mikko Paunio, sets out the case for incinerating waste rather than trying to recycle it. Japanese translation (pdf)