A balanced and rational approach to climate change
The Global Warming Policy Foundation is a non-partisan think tank and a registered educational charity that focuses on climate and energy policy.
We are deeply concerned about the impact of climate change policies: that they may be doing more harm than good, both to the world’s poorest people and the environment.
Our aim is to provide robust and reliable analysis of climate and energy issues, based on rigorous research, for policymakers and the general public.
Are carbon taxes a good idea?
By Professors Will Happer, Bruce Everett and Peter Hartley
A debate about the pros and cons of carbon taxes
Publications
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Best wishes to all our supporters, friends and readers for a joyous Christmas and a …
Lack of energy storage makes renewables-only grids a pipedream
A new paper published by the Global Warming Policy Foundation warns that renewable energy policies …
Power systems expert calls for a new electricity market
London, 24 November – In a new paper published by the Global Warming Policy Foundation an …
A senior nuclear and medical physicist calls for a reassessment of nuclear radiation safety
London, 14 November – A new paper from the Global Warming Policy Foundation calls for …
Announcements
Polar bear expert: Activist fact-checkers are misleading the public
Important new paper challenges IPCC’s claims about climate sensitivity
Professor John F. Dewey FRS joins GWPF Academic Advisory Council
Steve Baker MP warns of risks of computer modelling
Steven Koonin delivers the 2021 Annual GWPF Lecture
Failure of Net Zero policy ‘virtually certain’, senior engineer warns
Professor Ray Bates joins GWPF Academic Advisory Council
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The Global Warming Policy Foundation relies on donations from the public to continue its vital work. Your donation will help us to scrutinise climate policies and ensure that the public are educated about the full range of costs and benefits associated with different policy scenarios.
We do not accept gifts from either energy companies or anyone with a significant interest in an energy company.