This paper aims to show that the measures currently being taken to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels are directly harming the poor, both in the developing and in the developed world. Full paper (PDF)

Professor Michael Kelly (University of Cambridge) shows that most of the ambitions to decarbonise the UK and global economy have not been put through an engineering reality test. Full paper

Dr Whitehouse reviews 12 speculative causes given for the global warming ‘pause’.

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

Andrew Montford reviews the Cook et al. survey and concludes that its so-called global warming consensus is so broad that it is virtually meaningless. Full Note

Andrew Montford’s written evidence to the Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee Inquiry on Climate – Public Understanding And Policy Implications is available here

Ross McKitrick proposes a radical new climate policy approach that offers to be the most cost-effective means of curbing CO2 emissions, while automatically adjusting the stringency of the policy to the severity of the problem. Full report  

Polar bears are a conservation success story. Their numbers have rebounded remarkably since 1973 and we can say for sure that there are more polar bears now than there were 40 years ago.  Susan Crockford has made a summary of reasons not to worry about polar bears, with links to supporting data. Full paper (pdf)