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  1. IPCC relies on foregone conclusions to push preferred ‘climate’ narrative

    Critical voices in climate research often struggle to be heard. ...

  2. Advocates for 1.5°C warming target ignore climate science

    On its first day in office, the Biden administration cancelled the Keystone XL pipeline. ...

  3. 1.5°C global warming target based on shaky science

    The Trudeau government wants to ban gasoline-powered cars by 2035. ...

  4. Off Target: The Economics Literature Does Not Support the 1.5°C Climate Ceiling

    Many advocates of government intervention to curb greenhouse-gas emissions have called for a temperature ceiling on global warming. The consensus was originally 2 degrees Celsius, but advocates of more aggressive action succeeded in shifting the goal to 1 ...

  5. Does climate change affect economic growth?

    There was some evidence that warming up to 13.4 degrees Celsius is good for economic growth. ...

  6. Climate ‘disclosure’—don’t take extreme slogans at face value

    Start with official sources, check the data, read the expert literature and test the models. ...

  7. IPCC uses worst-case scenario to exaggerate emission forecasts

    Since the 1980s, ranges of projection were systematically too high. ...

  8. Canada can manage the risks of reopening while pursuing growth and prosperity

    The potential climatic warming effect of carbon dioxide was understood by the late-1800s. ...

  9. Time to fight the climate extremists who seek to burn things down

    Appeared in the Sudbury Star, February 10, 2020 Last year—2019—was the year the climate issue took a sharp turn towards extremism. Let’s hope 2020 is the year sanity makes a comeback. There have long been three groups occupying the climate issue. To avoid ...

  10. Reality check—there’s no ‘climate emergency’ in Vancouver

    Appeared in the Vancouver Sun, July 24, 2019 Recently, city councils in North Vancouver and West Vancouver declared a “climate emergency.” In doing so—unanimously, no less—they are the latest cities to jump on one of the most bizarre bandwagons of modern ...