Matt Ridley: The Perils of Confirmation Bias
Matt Ridley explores the problem of “confirmation bias” in science and its application to climate science
Fritz Vahrenholt: Second Thoughts of an Environmentalist (2012 Annual GWPF Lecture)
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 relies on to justify its policies. Full report here
Gordon Hughes: The Impact of Wind Power On Household Energy Bills
Gordon Hughes examines the impact of wind power on household energy bills
Indur Goklany: Global Warming Policies Might Be Bad For Your Health
Indur Goklany examines the consequences of global warming and global warming policies for public health.
Gordon Hughes: Why Is Wind Power So Expensive?
Professor Hughes’ report on the true cost of wind energy.
Andrew Montford: Nullius in Verba: The Royal Society and Climate Change
Andrew Montford documents the Royal Society’s role in the climate change debates.
Christopher Booker: The BBC And Climate Change: A Triple Betrayal
Christopher Booker reviews the BBC’s coverage of climate change and documents its bias.
Ross McKitrick: What Is Wrong With The IPCC?
Ross McKitrick reviews the IPCC procedures and makes the case for a radical reform
Other reports
2011 Annual GWPF Lecture, given by Cardinal George Pell
William Happer: The Truth About Greenhouse Gases
Gordon Hughes: The Myth of Green Jobs
Vaclav Klaus: Inaugural Annual GWPF lecture
Philipp Mueller: The Sahel Is Greening
Matt Ridley: The Shale Gas Shock
Andrew Turnbull: The Really Inconvenient Truth Or “It Ain’t Necessarily So”
