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17 May 2021 - At the last count, more than 460 news and media partners claiming to represent 57 countries and a “reach” of two billion people had signed up to ...

8 March 2021 - Back in 1989 Noel Brown, director of the New York office of the United Nations (UN) Environment Programme, said that entire nations could be ...

16 August 2021 - How nice to be able for a change to praise a minister in the South African government. But Barbara Creecy is absolutely correct in demanding ...

12 October 2020 - Once upon a time there was a British newspaper that believed in free markets and limited government. Not any more. The Economist now favours ...

31 October 2021 - Nearly 30 years have elapsed since the first big climate change conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. During that time the proportion of ...

22 March 2021 - ‘The end is nigh!’ is an age-old conceit of religious zealots and prophets of doom. Preaching apocalypse may comfort believers, but it isn’t ...

1 March 2021 - “Climate change is already affecting agriculture and food security, which will make the challenge of ending hunger, achieving food security, ...

12 April 2021 - On its Climate Science Information Centre, extended in February to South Africa, Facebook states that “at least 97% of published scientists ...

7 June 2022 - It’s now almost an article of faith among energy writers in the bulk of the media that “renewables” are the best form of energy from an ...

27 July 2020 - For the last 30 years the world has been in the grip of a powerful ideology known as man-made climate change. The last few months have seen the ...