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Half of Britons feel the BBC does not share their values
Read moreNearly half of Britons think that the BBC no longer represents their values amid declining levels of trust in the broadcaster, particularly outside London, research for The Times suggests. In the past year a third of the public said that the values of the BBC had become less like theirs amid controversy over its coverage of Brexit and the […]
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England: No warming trend for 15 years
Read moreNew Met Office data for central England shows no warming trend since 2006 The annual data for 2020 has now been published for the CET, with the mean temperature ending up at 10.76C. No doubt we will get the usual hysteria from the Met Office about the “third warmest year on record”, “nine of the ten […]
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Happy New Year! Start 2021 with renewed hope thanks to good climate-news stories
Read moreA list of positive climate stories from the last 12 months At the end of the year, in an annual ritual of apocalyptic doom-mongering, climate campaigners howl that the last 12 months saw unprecedented extreme weather events — from heat waves and wildfires to floods and hurricanes — claiming these natural disasters are proof that […]
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Britain’s new climate plan that could make millions of homes unsellable
Read moreFew people, I fear, have spotted the very large bomb that may be about to be planted beneath the housing market. Last week, the government’s Climate Change Committee published its ‘Sixth Carbon Budget’ recommending what it thinks the government needs to do in order to meet its target of achieving net zero carbon emissions by […]
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Ten climate predictions for 2020 that went horribly wrong
Read moreIt seems climate armageddon has taken a permanent sabbatical. Long before Beto O’Rourke claimed the world only had 10 years left for humans to act against climate change, alarmists had spent decades predicting one doomsday scenario after another, each of which stubbornly failed to materialize. Many of those doomsday predictions specifically mentioned the annus horribilus of 2020. […]
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Scientists discover Arctic warming of Greenland ice sheet driven by geothermal activity
Read moreNewly discovered Greenland hot rock mantle plume drives thermal activities in the Arctic A team of researchers understands more about the melting of the Greenland ice sheet. They discovered a flow of hot rocks, known as a mantle plume, rising from the core-mantle boundary beneath central Greenland that melts the ice from below. The results […]
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Read moreThe GWPF team is taking a break over the festive period. Thank you for your continuing interest and support. We’ll be back after the Christmas holidays. Until then, we wish our members and readers all the best for Christmas and the New Year.
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US Democrats consider ‘climate emergency’ to bypass US Senate
Read moreWhether it’s through their attempts of “legislation” by regulation, litigation, or the pressure of Wall Street’s corporatists, the climate warriors have long shown an interest in bypassing the usual democratic procedures in order to get their agenda through, and there is no doubt that some of the coercive measures that have been put in place […]
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Tens of millions in China facing winter power blackouts, rationing
Read moreBEIJING: Tens of millions across China are facing power shortages in below-freezing winter temperatures, as three provinces impose curbs on electricity use due to surging demand and a squeezed coal supply. Residents, factories and businesses in Hunan, Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces have been ordered to ration electricity with some areas citing a shortfall in coal […]
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China struggles to keep the lights on amid sky-high demand
Read moreChina’s roaring industrial rebound from the pandemic has an unforeseen consequence — the surge in power demand has left factories, office buildings and street lights in some areas straining under an electricity shortage. The country’s local governments are cutting power to some industrial and commercial customers in several provinces. State-owned companies are sending an army […]
