The outgoing European Commission has recent proposed new EU-wide CO2 emissions and renewables targets for 2030 which will be discussed by the European Council in the next 12 months. There is no certainty that the targets will be adopted or will remain as stringent as currently proposed. This uncertainty has significant implications for UK climate policy. […]

A debate about the geological perspective of global warming between Robert Carter, Vincent Courtillot and Colin P. Summerhayes. Full report

The former Prime Minister of Australia, John Howard, delivers the 2013 Annual GWPF Lecture (pdf).  

A new report published today by the Global Warming Policy Foundation concludes that there has been no increase in extreme weather events in recent decades. Whenever an extreme weather event (such as a heat-wave, a flood, a drought or a tropical storm) is widely reported by the news media, a heated debate about its possible […]

Dr Madhav Khandekar examines several recent extreme weather events and discusses them the context of the ongoing climate debate. Full report.

Andrew Montford reveals a significant problem in the UK’s official UKCP09 climate predictions. Full report.

The Global Warming Policy Foundation is criticising the IPCC for its deliberate attempt to obscure the reality of an ongoing temperature standstill and its failure to come clean about the failure of its models. The IPCC has decided to discount the global warming standstill since 1997 as irrelevant and has deleted from its final document its original acknowledgement […]

Press Release   London, 23 September: In a briefing paper issued today, the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) reveals that a significant problem has been identified in the UK’s official UKCP09 climate predictions.  Nic Lewis, an independent climate scientist, has published research that shows that because of the way the predictions are prepared using the Met […]