This year marks the 40th anniversary of the signing of an international agreement to protect polar bears from commercial and unregulated sport hunting. The devastating decades of uncontrolled slaughter across the Arctic, including the Bering Sea, finally came to an end. And so in honour of the International Polar Bear Day (27 February) – and because some […]

What it would take to persuade me that current climate policy makes sense I have written about climate change and energy policy for more than 25 years. I have come to the conclusion that current energy and climate policy is probably more dangerous, both economically and ecologically, than climate change itself. This is not the […]

The GWPF accounts 2011/12 have also been posted on the Charity Commission and Companies House websites. For our accounts click here

The GWPF’s Assistant Director looks into the claim that fossil fuels are running out and shows that fossil fuels are actually abundant. Full report here.

Dr Indur Goklany explains why global warming is not the number one threat to humanity. Full report here.

Matt Ridley: The Perils of Confirmation Bias – Matt Ridley explores the problem of “confirmation bias” in science and its application to climate science  

Peter Lilley: What is Wrong With Stern? The Failings of the Stern Review of the Economics of Climate Change As the cost of government measures to combat climate change hit households and businesses, Peter Lilley MP casts grave doubts on the validity of the “Stern Review of the Economics of Climate Change” which the government […]

Gordon Hughes examines the impact of wind power on household energy bills. For the full report click here