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Category: OP ED Watch

And a plague of locusts too
Recently we mocked a new study claiming “warmer weather will unleash plagues as well as famines and the smiting of...
18 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

What if they died?
In the wacky world of climate alarmism, you just can’t win. Every effect of it is bad, every plan to...
18 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

Addled eggs
We hope these eggs haven’t gone bad in the couple of months we’ve been sitting on them. But a fairly...
11 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

How climate change kills crops
Another persistent piece of odd reasoning about global warming is that although world food production has been soaring for decades,...
11 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

We are all going to die, part 44
Still chasing the alarmist high dragon, NBC shrieks that “Ocean life projected to die off in mass extinction if emissions...
11 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

Charred models
At some point the fact that climate models are reliably unreliable should make discussions of exactly what’s wrong with them...
04 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

We are all going to die, part 43
A new study says that warmer weather will unleash plagues as well as famines and the smiting of borders with...
04 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

The hard part of making predictions
There’s currently a heat wave in the Indian subcontinent. Which if you’ve ever been there might strike you as old...
04 May, 2022| OP ED Watch

Out of the mouths of Ubers
In an energy industry publication called EnergyNow.ca, writer Geoffrey Cann scoffs that “An Uber driver in Calgary recently confided that...
27 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

You can't just turn down the sun?
While we are already indebted to Robinson Meyer of The Atlantic for emphasizing the climate drawbacks of nuclear war, we...
27 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Oh those plants
Before believing those computer models about the coming apocalypse, or some strange possible drawback to massive arrogant geoengineering, we want...
27 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Seeing the forest for the trees
In keeping with the new messaging that there’s a hideous climate crisis we can easily fix if we act now,...
20 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Yes, that Little Ice Age
Recently marquee Canadian columnist Terence Corcoran was subjected to the following thoughtful critique: “The climate change lying, denying and obfuscating...
20 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Will it eat you last?
Many companies in Canada and elsewhere, including energy companies, seem to think that they can meet climate alarmists half-way. Or...
20 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Just what we need
We were a bit surprised to hear, in the midst of the thunderous sound of foreheads hitting desks as people...
13 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

A bracing breeze on wind
Matt Ridley in the Daily Mail wails that “the way wind power has managed to get politicians and others to...
13 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

All this and CO2
If you wish to bring a civil discussion on climate to an abrupt halt, there’s a method even quicker and...
13 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

In praise of ineffectual government
In the Financial Post William Watson surveys the Canadian government’s dismal record of failed climate pledges and delivers the verdict...
06 Apr, 2022| OP ED Watch

Mere security
As the Ukraine War drags on, bogs down, threatens to escalate and causes suffering and death as well as anxiety,...
30 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Climate leadership
Many people think it is sensible to take cautious steps against man-made global warming. It’s not that they think there’s...
30 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

A greenhouse gas
Don’t take our word for it that the people making policy are neither as smart as they claim nor as...
30 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

So does Canada get serious?
A number of people have made the in our view frankly obvious point that unless and until the world stops...
23 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

This won't hurt a bit
The French for “air conditioning” is “climatisation”. But the real goal, understandably, is more or less the reverse. We go...
23 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Is it wet or dry down here?
Another story that got pushed to the margins by the Ukraine crisis was the devastating droughts and related wildfires in...
23 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

The end of what?
If you’re tired of the end of winter, you’re not alone. Where we live it seems to be stretching out...
16 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Hairy elephants to the rescue
If you wish to pry a great wudge of someone else’s cash loose, especially from a government, we strongly recommend...
16 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Try it anyway
A piece in the Sydney Morning Herald argues that tax cuts for young people will not be popular because they...
09 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

All bad all the time
This just in: a fairly new paper in Environmental Research finds that fossil fuels are bad. Grant cheque please. Oh....
09 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Don't just sit there, you dolts
With the IPCC’s latest report and three decades of last-chance warnings clogging the recycling bins, why’s everyone still just sitting...
09 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

How to think about thinking
We told you so. And yes, we know nobody likes a smart-aleck. But nobody likes us anyway, because our job...
02 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

It's hard to look away
Obviously Ukraine is very much on our minds, as an energy policy issue as well as a direct strategic threat...
02 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Not for sale, but...
Last week we mentioned the extraordinary announcement by AP that it was taking a large sum of money to skew...
02 Mar, 2022| OP ED Watch

Sold to the highest bidder
In an extraordinary and extraordinarily blithe announcement, the Associated Press admits it will take money from the Rockefeller Foundation and...
23 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Notes from a ravaged continent
Guess what? Discover magazine has discovered Antarctica melted again. It’s all over but the drowning: “Gigantic Expanse of Sea Ice...
23 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Strangely unconcerned about heat
We have to laugh, because an Earnscliffe Strategy Group report for Environment and Climate Change Canada delivered September 10, 2021...
23 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Methane in the dock
Late last fall we warned that alarmists in search of a return to that first blissful high had started turning...
16 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

The lack of fire next time
The Economist recently emailed us a chance to “Make sense of the climate-change crisis”. To which we reacted that it...
16 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

The ice cracks
No, not Thwaites again. At least not this week. Rather, in the spirit of seeking harmony rather than assuming the...
16 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Slackers of the world, unite
Speaking of chasing dragons, never mind the massive revolt Extinction Rebellion believes it will create in Britain on April 1,...
09 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Why oh why won't you look up?
In the Hill Times a “news” story lamented that “one in four respondents ‘still do not accept that climate change...
09 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

We finally figured out the answer
Reuters reports that the UN Secretary General recently demanded we crank global governance up to 11, since evidently whatever that...
09 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

The gas stoves of death
If you’re one of those smart people who prefers a gas stove to an electric stove for the instant response,...
02 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Taxonomy without representation
The Economist, whose raison d’être seems to be to couch radical ideas in sober language, has found the problem with...
02 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Nothing to CO2 here
Here’s a strange one. Question the link between manmade CO2 and global warming and nearly everyone rushes to shoosh you,...
02 Feb, 2022| OP ED Watch

Hypocritist year ever
Yes, folks, 2022 seems to be a winner already. Consider British climate activist Angela Terry who did a TV interview denouncing people...
26 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

You failed economics, didn't you?
Apparently Greenpeace wants to buy a coal mine. But no, they’re not angling for hypocrite of the week. Just dunce....
26 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

We're all going to die... laughing
The British Met Office, whose day job of short-term weather forecasting isn’t going well partly because they keep predicting the...
26 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

This year in climate disaster
As we noted last week, it’s time for the year-end “this time for sure” climate breakdown roundups. And sure enough...
19 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

Your proposal is acceptable
Three famous climate scientists threaten to stop doing research on climate until we admit no more is needed. It’s a...
19 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

So about that stable climate
A critical if sotto voce aspect of the climate debate is whether, if the weather is currently turbulent, it indicates...
19 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

Don't look, or listen, up
In the Guardian Peter Kalmus of NASA declares that “The movie Don’t Look Up is satire. But speaking as a...
12 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

Believing is seeing
Michael Mann says “I have spent several months in Australia in 2019 and that really changed things for me…. there’s...
12 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

A Clockwork Green
The alarmists are chronically frustrated that despite being obviously right and experts and virtuous and all, they’re having so much...
12 Jan, 2022| OP ED Watch

Nothing it can't do
Prices are starting to rise, which most sensible observers attribute to endless government borrowing and printing of money while locked-down...
22 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Arctic olive groves in flames
The BBC reports that “Arctic heat record is like Mediterranean, says UN”. And when the UN speaks, even scientists fall...
22 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

If I could plant like that...
The Canadian government is going to save us all with trees. And by “all” we include the government itself, which...
22 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Brownwashing
It is fairly common among climate activists to condemn corporations for “greenwashing,” that is, pretending to be carbon-neutral and environmentally...
15 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Finally a use for all that spare money
NBC crows that “Biden signs executive order to make U.S. government carbon neutral by 2050/ The president aims to leverage...
15 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Poisonous storms annihilate mankind
In a glowing review of a horrible movie, Noah Berlatsky says “I love horror films, but they don’t scare me”...
15 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

CO2 is bad for plants
One luxury climate alarmists enjoy is that they can say anything and people will assume it’s true. Announce that wildfires...
08 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Hip hip boo nature
National Geographic takes a break from beating the climate drum to warn that “Europe’s butterflies are vanishing as small farms...
08 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh, that's the problem, of course
Although the trash from COP26 has largely been swept away, and the ambitions, we would be remiss if we did...
08 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Standing short on climate
Fresh from signing legislation that throws billions more at climate change, President Biden ordered the release of 50 million barrels...
01 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Nature blue in rain and flood
In the National Post John Ivison reproaches the Canadian government for having spent far too much of its time and...
01 Dec, 2021| OP ED Watch

Now it's heating
Many years ago Jules Feiffer did a classic cartoon of someone explaining that “I used to think I was poor....
24 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

We're so sneaky
You’ll never guess what dirty trick we deniers have now come up with. But luckily you don’t have to because...
24 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

Letter to a critic: Dear Idiot
Despite the general certainty of alarmists that we deniers are evil blockheads we are always willing to engage in civil...
24 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

So about those glaciers
We deniers may have all the money. But those plucky alarmists sure manage to produce some slick videos, including the...
17 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

So about those penguins
To be sure, National Geographic decided to whack the penguins again as part of the imaginary meltfest. “An icy world,”...
17 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

Back to the wall
If you’re fed up with conferences like COP26 and the endless drone from the IPCC, you’re not alone. And it’s...
10 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

Back to consensus
The slippery claim that 97% of some unspecified group of scientists thinks some unspecified thing about man-made climate change is...
10 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

Back to heat deaths
As the Establishment rushes to board the sinking global warming ship, the British medical flagship journal The Lancet says climate...
10 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

More money than brainosaurus
A new video from the UN, of all lumbering organizations, shows a dinosaur warning UN delegates not to go extinct....
03 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

24 bottles of death on the wall
Another piece based on licenced premises, a gag whose origin we have been unable to trace, warns that brewing beer...
03 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

Because it's rubbish
Another reverberation from the echo chamber, in this case The Conversation, whines “In the face of chaos, why are we...
03 Nov, 2021| OP ED Watch

If I could walk that way...
To his credit, Prince Charles has spoken out against Extinction Rebellion blocking roads in Britain, saying “it isn’t helpful, I...
27 Oct, 2021| OP ED Watch

Looking for patterns
Last month Ottawa had its 120th consecutive day with a high at or above 17°C. It’s the longest run in...
27 Oct, 2021| OP ED Watch

Of moonshine and sunshine
As we noted last week, and most weeks prior, the computer models are terrible at making predictions. And then we...
27 Oct, 2021| OP ED Watch

But but the models...
Speaking of doubling down on a disintegrating paradigm, one path of retreat from unfavourable real-world data is into the models....
20 Oct, 2021| OP ED Watch

The weeping voice of misled youth
An especially odd feature in National Geographic begins “Not long ago Nature reported a disturbing study of the world’s youth...
20 Oct, 2021| OP ED Watch

You didn't see this coming?
Uber-green Europe is ramping up coal and gas plants in an effort to keep the lights on. The enthusiasts genuinely...
29 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Wind over math
Behind most economic mistakes is some kind of math error, technical or intuitive. And it’s certainly true of the energy...
29 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Let's do it here
With the British and European economies in disarray, a phrase that we remind you means people are going to suffer...
29 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh no, ozone recovery hides warming
When you say Antarctica is not warming, indeed is cooling instead, you get some funny looks from people so invested...
22 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

When greenwashing goes bad
In a recent piece in the New York Times, one Auden Schendler, author of “Getting Green Done”, winner of awards...
22 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

When green economics isn't
The rubber continues to hit the road, or the ditch, when it comes to saving us all from global heating...
15 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of math
A piece in “The Conversation,” whose slogan is “Academic rigour, journalistic flair”, just hyped the sexy new “attribution science” that...
15 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Climate ate my castle
When it comes to scientific literacy climate change really seems to have the power to cloud people’s minds. Including on...
15 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Heads China wins, tails the US loses
One reason Biden needs domestic oil, and Canadian we remind him, is the ongoing confrontation with China. And China just...
08 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

A rising tide lifts all debts
Climate alarmism has real consequences. Unless the politicians pay it lip service then head the other way. For instance the...
08 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Peer pressure
Among the devices used to shut down open discussion on climate is the elevation of “peer review” to a silver...
01 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Feeling blue over climate
From the “you just cannot win with these people” file, a reader points to an EcoWatch story about blue whales...
01 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of your livelihood
A CBC headline says “Municipalities ask Ottawa for billions of dollars to protect themselves from climate change”. And from having...
01 Sep, 2021| OP ED Watch

Marijuana smoked my planet
Proof that you can say anything on climate and people will believe you: a news story in Politico saying “Marijuana...
25 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Greta of Arc
Like Jeanne d’Arc, Greta Thunberg apparently finds it difficult to return to normal life after leading a children’s crusade. Even...
25 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh that's original
No, not the trolls accusing us of being paid liars for big oil. Despite that industry being mostly unwilling even...
25 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Code blue for the energy industry
According to UN Secretary-General Guterres, the new IPCC report “must sound a death knell for coal and fossil fuels, before...
18 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

A linen shroud for your horny crab?
When it comes to climate change, whatever ordinary rules of common sense have survived into the 21st century seem to...
18 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

So what should we do?
In the midst of all this panic the New York Times reports that hydrogen is not clean fuel. And while...
18 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

How much is enough?
There is, or was, widespread agreement on the use of carbon pricing to fight GHG emissions. It even looked like...
04 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Virtuous conspicuous consumption
A number of media outlets ran a recent story that, as the National Post headline put it, “The Catwalk is...
04 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Debate ends... again
Guess what? The climate debate is over. La la la they can’t heeeear us. In the Guardian Ed Miliband, whose...
04 Aug, 2021| OP ED Watch

Money talks
A blog post shines light where climate science has cast much murk. Specifically, in Ontario Farmer, reprinted in the regrettably...
28 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

So about those floods
The floods in Germany have mercifully subsided. But the tide of exploitive rhetoric surrounding them has not. So we need...
28 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

Just because they're fools?
In the National Post Kelly McParland says “The world is awash in reports of catastrophes attributed to climate change. Floods...
28 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

We just panel the Sahara and...
On the subject of practical plans, or things that might be mistaken for same at first glance, someone on TheTango.net...
21 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

They are all going to die, although...
A new paper warns of mass extinctions due to climate change. Zzzzzzzzz. But here’s an interesting wrinkle courtesy of Eric...
21 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

Here comes the moon
Another nasty outcome of global warming is a wobble in the moon’s orbit. Which might seem even less convincing than...
21 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

He's the Mann
No extreme weather event would be complete without Michael Mann doing a victory dance. And sure enough, “That Heat Dome?...
14 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

Scare stories that didn't happen
A Globe & Mail editorial obituary for coal power in Canada went all in, declaring that “A leaked United Nations...
14 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

The settled science of unsettled science
The heat dome episode also exhibited two classic alarmist tropes. One was the old you-can’t-blame-it-on-climate-so-let’s-do-it-anyway trick. And the other is...
14 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

How to fix the _________ crisis
As you know, we are approaching a tipping point and must change our ways. We must act now. It’s time...
07 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

So you admit you were just kidding
Shortly after the IEA’s famous, or infamous, set of demands to get rid of fossil fuels, Mark Milke in the...
07 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

The voice of youth
In case the climate debate is giving you a headache, the New York Times assures you it’s over, this time...
07 Jul, 2021| OP ED Watch

In your (North) Face
In a world where too many energy executives seem ashamed of what they do for a living, Chris Wright of...
30 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Gnomes of Zurich to the climate rescue
If you ask your typical progressive whether international financiers should dictate public policy you might have to dodge as they...
30 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of the gnomes
One of the investing groups most active on the green front is BlackRock, which manages over $8.68 trillion in over...
30 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Score one for Greta
Here at the Climate Discussion Nexus we generally manage to contain our enthusiasm for noted climate scientist and grade 11...
23 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Tough times in utopia
Swiss voters just rejected a carbon tax, confirming that, as the Wall St. Journal editorialized without pulling punches, “Climate alarmists...
23 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Drought, heat, climate disaster
It was bound to happen. After a chilly spring due to weather, a hot dry spell in the United States...
23 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

The BBC's Nature trick
One of the most embarrassing moments for climate alarmism came when leaked emails from the University of East Anglia’s premier...
16 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh say can you CO2
One big mystery in the settled science of climate change is why the COVID lockdowns didn’t affect the increase in...
16 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Negativity in modeling
Sometimes the best lines are throwaways. For instance Richard S. Lindzen’s recent aside about “the general expectation that long-surviving systems...
16 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Or the manatee gets it
A story from NBC warns that “Florida's manatees are dying off at unusually high rates” and could be facing a...
09 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Koonin gets it
When it comes to open debate, courtesy and dialogue, you can apparently forget about climate change. The posse has come...
09 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

The insurance company gets it
In the Financial Post Parker Gallant complains about rising insurance costs related to climate. To which the obvious retort is...
09 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

Facebook goes after Koonin
It was bound to happen. As many predicted, Steven Koonin’s attempt to occupy the middle ground on climate has led...
02 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

When in doubt, sue
With all the things going wrong with the Net Zero plan, you might think its advocates would be going back...
02 Jun, 2021| OP ED Watch

So not a climate scientist, then
Steven Koonin’s new book Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, and Why It Matters is the biggest...
26 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Fox viewers know more about climate
For activists on the left frustrated that people say they care about global warming, just not very much, here’s an...
26 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Because we never used to have icebergs
Guess what? “Iceberg found off glacier”. But naturally NBC makes it about climate, by asserting that the normal is unusual....
26 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Have a hot one
If you thought activism was a whole lot of no fun, may we suggest you crack a bad-tasting beer? Yes,...
19 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

And a little child shall lead them
No, we’re not criticizing Greta Thunberg again. Rather, we’re heckling the spate of comic books and other simplistic propaganda efforts...
19 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Simply dismantle oppression, and...
From the “climate change is the greatest” file we hear that the measures needed to combat climate change, far from...
19 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

A burst of sanity
The climate debate is often discouraging because of the sheer volume of angry nonsense pumped out. And not just from...
12 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

We are all going to have died later
One of the infuriatingly slippery things about climate change panic is its flexible approach to timing. Some say disaster awaits...
12 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

This time it's different
Nothing gets your attention when it comes to the environment like a dead coral reef except perhaps a tumbling walrus...
05 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh, that modeling problem
In an article on the Eocene, a period in the Earth’s history relatively free of political controversy due to its...
05 May, 2021| OP ED Watch

Experts say
It is quite remarkable what journalists with no expertise in anything insist that “experts say” about everything when they want...
28 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

And all you'd have to do...
The people who make these various carbon-emission reduction pledges do not seem to worry much about vulgar details like how...
28 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

It isn't easy being cool
For the crowd who believe that technology will save us from our sins, climate-related as otherwise, some grim news has...
28 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Scientists beginning to say
In the Wall Street Journal, Holman W. Jenkins Jr. offers some good news. Scientists are getting fed up with something...
21 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Not everyone got the memo
While this outbreak of sanity is occurring in some quarters, others are immune. For instance Australia’s Climate Council, which says...
21 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

By the gardens of Bangladesh
We are saved from climate change again. This time by floating vegetable gardens in Bangladesh not forests in Russia. But...
21 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Now do climate theory
National Geographic “SCIENCE executive editor” Victoria Jaggard gushes that “One of the things I love about particle physics is how...
14 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

But if CO2 drives temperature...
Willis Eschenbach mischievously lays two charts atop one another. One being CO2 and the other being temperature. And they don’t...
14 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Show us the lack of money
Speaking of pointed questions no one can answer about climate science, and indeed of this question in particular, Ronald Stein...
14 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

If I had a trillion dollars...
In what nowadays passes for a probing debate on whether to cancel student debt, with both parties in favour to...
07 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Derev'ya derivatives
There is another way to solve the climate crisis, of course. And it involves accounting, which may not be everybody’s...
07 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

If you fancy a chilly dip
Roy Spencer reports that “The Version 6.0 global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for March, 2021 was -0.01 deg....
07 Apr, 2021| OP ED Watch

Arm-wrestling Mother Earth
Here’s an amazing piece of anthropomorphic editorializing from NASA disguised as science. “Our planet is constantly trying to balance the...
31 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

I am not a climate scientist but...
Willis Eschenbach takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane that sounds like a hike through Satan’s domain to most of...
31 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Tell us the one about Net Zero again
China, and its admirers, are in the odd position of boasting that among its world-beating achievements is… a network of...
31 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh that media climate conspiracy
A new study out of Australia reveals a media conspiracy to hide the climate crisis. So now at least you...
24 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Dust to Beijing
China’s worst sandstorm in a decade hit Beijing, just what that nation’s capital needed given its already horrific air quality....
24 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Good King Charles
One day the Prince of Wales may finally inherit the throne his mother has occupied since Truman and Mackenzie King...
24 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Solar panels cooked my planet
You know what would be brutal? If we installed a bunch of solar panels to stop global warming and they...
17 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Scientists don't say
The Biden Administration is not just saving America from Donald Trump. It’s saving the whole planet. And one way is...
17 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh Mann
Michael Mann is back. Not that he ever went away. But in a new paper he and three co-authors say...
17 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

So about that freezing
When the ice storm hit Texas and much of the northern hemisphere, as we pointed out, the alarmists said yes,...
10 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Where'd that CO2 come from?
People skeptical of the “CO2 = death” view not infrequently observe that atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide actually got down...
10 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

You're going to pay a lot for that fuel
Bloomberg says hey, let’s raise carbon prices 600%. Or rather, Wood Mackenzie Ltd. does and Bloomberg goes yeah, man. That...
10 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

All steamed up
If you’re fed up with the lockdowns and are looking for some action, well, MSN offers you “11 steamy signs...
03 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of predictions
The Washington Post turns loose its fact-checkers on John Kerry’s claim that we have just nine years to save the...
03 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of odious
Katharine Hayhoe, autolegendary for her climate alarmism and her Christian compassion, recently tweeted in exasperation “A small sample from email...
03 Mar, 2021| OP ED Watch

Follow the carbon molecule
Can someone explain to us why it’s OK for the EU to buy natural gas from Russia but not to...
24 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Warming turns your face red
With impeccably awful timing, two professors who self-identify as “climate scientist” write in CarbonBrief on Feb. 15 about “How global...
24 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

What died down Texas way?
Judith Curry just posted a piece by an anonymous Planning Engineer arguing that pointing the finger-bone of blame at either...
24 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Net zero net trillions
In a perky tweet, Canada’s former Environment Minister who apparently thinks she still holds that job trills that “fighting climate...
17 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Where'd my ice go?
Another factoid hurled about nowadays is that the pace of current temperature and other changes is unprecedented. It is false....
17 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Who will Ridd us?
It is now three years since James Cook University in Australia, a name unlikely to survive long in the woke...
17 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

The White Green show
Adding to the climate crisis, it seems all is not well in the world of intersectional alarmism. In what we’re...
10 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Rising CO2 causes data tampering
An important new graph links temperature changes in the 20th century strongly to atmospheric CO2. But before alarmists taunt back...
10 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

The end is nigh
According to the Guardian, which prides itself on unbalanced climate coverage, “Dizzying pace of Biden’s climate action sounds death knell...
10 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

So you admit you were lying
A great many watermelons have enthused about China’s supposed commitment to net zero by 2050 although apparently the idea is...
03 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Speaking of decimal places
Yes, sorry, we still are. Because the spurious precision of various measurements and calculations is a major obstacle to clarity...
03 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

To a scientist with a hammer
A new study of the Sahara Meadow reveals that its climatic history is, of all things, complex. We know it...
03 Feb, 2021| OP ED Watch

Saved by the Biden
Hallelujah! The Democrats are back. And now everything will not just be wonderful, it will be effortlessly wonderful. Including climate....
27 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

We just can't get no respect
If you want to be one of the cool kids, you have to be warming faster than the average, as...
27 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Grave news
In the ongoing parade of disastrous things caused by climate change, we now hear that it threatens the grave of...
27 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

148 papers for high sticking
It may be a caricature of climate science to speak of stable temperatures from the end of the last glaciation...
20 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Don't retire to Bedlam
If climate change is getting you down, and apparently it is getting a lot of people down including California kids...
20 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Otzi the sauna man
One difficulty with discussing the past history of the Earth is people’s habit of trying to get rid of the...
13 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Oh no, no snow
Part of the battle to comprehend climate change is the tendency of predictions that failed to be replaced by predictions...
13 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

If this is victory
At least children in California are probably not worried that climate change will ruin the old-fashioned Christmases there. But if...
13 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Willing to sacrifice... nothing
Writing in the National Post late last year, Randall Denley poked fun at the federal Liberal carbon tax exempting Quebec...
06 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

2020 hindsight
No, this item is not about COVID and lockdowns. Rather, it’s about the fact that because people like round numbers,...
06 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

Was that a great lockdown or what?
In an almost misty-eyed look back at 2020, the Guardian’s global environment editor (how many environment editors have they got?)...
06 Jan, 2021| OP ED Watch

And the Arctic gets it... again
Hot off the tundra, a new report breathlessly hyped by the New York Times’ “Climate Fwd.” newsletter: “It was not...
16 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

Greening schmeening
An awkward aspect of climate alarmism is that warming supposedly brings ecological disaster on a broad front, and supposedly warming...
16 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

Adaptation: It is a difficult concept
Wow. Sea-level rise sure did a number on Venice last week. Or rather human stupidity did. The famously waterlogged Italian...
16 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

And the kitchen sink too
People who express doubt about climate orthodoxy can expect, among other things, irritated missives containing a long list of terrible...
09 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

It's all in the mind
There is a certain type of political ideology that considers motives far more important than methods, not only when it...
09 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

Or out of it
Perhaps due to an excessive focus on states of mind, climate alarmism seems to be in danger of tearing free...
09 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

Dear Mr. Ambassador
On October 5 the Hill Times ran an Op Ed by Chinese Ambassador to Canada Cong Peiwu that began nostalgically...
02 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

Send a greenboat
One thing Joe Biden might do is revive imperialism. Which a surprising number of unlikely people seem to advocate where...
02 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

40,000 years of progress overnight
The day of the U.S. election, warming guru Bill McKibben wrote that while most American elections are about the next...
02 Dec, 2020| OP ED Watch

El mar contaminado
A reader shares with us a story about how Greenpeace got into trouble back in 2008 for a book showing...
25 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Not making it easy
Recently the UN released a deeply flawed report on the supposed increase in climate-related disasters, based on an elementary statistical...
25 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Great leap nowhere
Nowadays the “Great Reset”, as Eric Worrall notes, is the big thing for those who think we can finally make...
25 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Not so simple after all
The standard line on climate is that the science is both settled and simple. Which makes one wonder why so...
18 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

A blast from the past
This summer there was a big hoohah over a record temperature set in Death Valley, California. Hottest ever, proof of...
18 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Meanwhile in the real world
The National Post runs a brief “Four things to know about autumn pollution in India” piece (subscription required) that explains...
18 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

West Side story
In any debate including that on climate there are voices that are clearly unreasonable and it would be unfair to...
11 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

So now can we build back better?
The all-but-certain victory of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the U.S. election has the usual suspects very excited about...
11 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Who turned out the lights?
To get a sense of the magnitude of the practical challenge facing any politician who takes their climate pledges seriously,...
11 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

The problem of green immorality
We refer here not to hypocrisy by jet-setting celebrities and even scientists or the silencing of dissent by environmental activists....
04 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

1919 or 1719?
Andrew Montford notes that the UK’s Central England Temperature Record is one of the best we have, going back to...
04 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Biden saves the planet
As the American election stumbled toward the finish line, NBC informed its audience, or at least told them, “U.S. vote...
04 Nov, 2020| OP ED Watch

Where'd the ozone go?
It is generally agreed that decisive action has solved a variety of environmental problems over the last 60 years or...
28 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

Henderson the climate king
Many years ago Richard Weaver published a book with the superficially trite title Ideas Have Consequences. In fact it’s an...
28 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

Sceptics with emissions
A piece in Environment Journal frets that “India, China and the US are the biggest climate-crisis sceptics despite being three...
28 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

But if it's a science...
Last month Geoffrey Sherrington put forward a challenge worth noting. He says all kinds of claims have been made about...
21 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

If only it had warmed
A new study says climate change wiped out human species. Told you so nyeah nyeah. To be sure, the species...
21 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

Question everything, except you-know-what
Remember when Brontosaurus went extinct? No, not way back when temperature suddenly dipped between the Jurassic and Cretaceous for reasons...
14 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

This game is hard
You know how climate change makes everything worse, right? Well, apparently it even makes solar power worse. Yes, that’s right....
14 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

Just the made-up facts, sir
In urging NATO to fight climate change, its Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg began an Op Ed “Growing up in Norway,...
14 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

Wooden headed
As we at CDN have observed frequently, and again h/t Thomas Sowell among others, a fundamental divide in debates on...
07 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

A hotfoot from Mother Earth
Judith Curry flags a piece by “The Ethical Skeptic” saying that a significant impact on climate, including the bit where...
07 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

India starves as India feasts
Vijay Jayaraj complains that CNN has just run a very long, very wrong article called “The one chance we have:...
07 Oct, 2020| OP ED Watch

A tale of two Chinas
Climate Home News is over the moon about China’s latest climate pledge. “Yes, it’s official: the country responsible for more...
30 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Et tu, hydrogen
A new study says to H with the fuel of the future… which hydrogen has been since roughly 1836. The...
30 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

All bad all the time
Another reason it’s hard to make sense of the supposed science behind climate change is that all effects of climate...
30 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Unscientific American
The venerable publication Scientific American has thrust itself into the Op Ed section by giving the first political endorsement in...
23 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

You can't win, you know
The problem with hydrogen energy, as opposed say to blimp-filling which of course is now about helium, is that you...
23 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Of bureaucratic capture
Now there’s a headline to repel readers. But the process by which a small dedicated group willing to work the...
23 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

But if so...
We are often hustled along on climate with claims that the crisis is too urgent for deliberation or evidence-gathering, that...
16 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Of Galileo and Canute
In a world where people loudly insist on “following the science” on everything from COVID-19 to climate, often with a...
16 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

97% nonsense redux
John Cook, one of the authors central to the claim of a massive scientific consensus behind an urgent, man-made warming...
09 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Bad grief
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, climate grief is a major health issue. Now before you laugh, please be aware...
09 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

If they won't listen, yell
The New York Times’ “Climate Fwd.” breaks a vital climate story. “Whether children are studying at home or in person…...
09 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

These black lives matter too
Further to the California energy anti-miracle, Paul Driessen of CFACT observes that while refineries sit idle, the poor struggle with...
02 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Washing away the economy
According to a piece in “The Conversation”, a site that frankly reads more like “The PC Monologue” than a diverse...
02 Sep, 2020| OP ED Watch

Don't hit us again
The most famous meteorite collision in history, or prehistory, is the one widely believed to have taken out the dinosaurs....
26 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

Stable instability
One of our recurring themes at CDN is that a giveaway for a story that is self-evidently unreliable is its...
26 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

We'll go with ideological fool, thanks
In the spirit of friendly debate Guardian environment editor Damian Carrington says there are four basic kinds of mentally or...
26 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

Whereas cold
The New York Times, being very woke, publishes “a series of photo essays documenting the outsize effect that extreme heat...
19 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

Drat those bears
Remember Al Gore’s famous CGI doomed polar bear unable to clamber onto that last shard of ice? Well, it seems...
19 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

Would you not shut up already?
On the CBC Don Pittis complains about climate change intruding into every imaginable story about energy. Before you say “Hear...
19 Aug, 2020| OP ED Watch

Et tu, RWP?
Climate alarmists have been doing their best to get rid of the Medieval Warm Period lest it upset such notions...
29 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

ECS shoots up, flames at 11
Dr. Kate Marvel, one of those scientists whose social media activities make it hard to believe she’s a neutral observer,...
29 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

The project to end projects
Environment and Climate Change Canada has put forward a plan to make sure the economic recovery, should it get underway,...
29 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Here come the dissenters
As Michael Walsh put it on The Pipeline, “One by one, prominent members of the Doomsday Cult of Climate Annihilation...
22 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Vice squad
An article in Vice denounces the new Ford Bronco as sinful. Parenthetically we wonder whether a publication called Virtue might...
22 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Et tu, Okmok?
This just in: Caesar murdered, Rome in turmoil, volcano at 43 BC. According to a team of scientists and historians...
22 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Rather not be in Pennyslvania
David Middleton takes aim at yet another Guardian panic piece on climate that says atmospheric CO2 is about to reach...
15 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Plastic people
Plastic is inexpensive, versatile, reliable and indispensable in modern life, so it is only natural that the New York Times...
15 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Do they also get the cheese?
The UK Met Office, and an author in The Conversation which on climate might want to reconsider renaming itself The...
15 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

It's another gas
Eric Worrall has fun with Germany’s latest alternative energy lurch, this time toward hydrogen. In the funhouse world of politics,...
08 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Doing the climate grovel
If there’s one group of people routinely blamed for climate change denialism, it’s oil companies. But as with so much...
08 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

It's worse than we thought
Given all the uncertainties in climate science, it’s important to cling to one key point: The science is settled and...
08 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

But if not...
David Middleton points to a fascinating thought experiment that ought to be applied very widely to climate change models and...
01 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

The agnotology of jailing deniers
In an essay on CarbonBrief, which bills itself as “Clear on Climate”, a PhD student and two professors scratch their...
01 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

Math am hard and so are economics
A few years ago august persons warned us of the catastrophic impact of climate change on prosperity. Or tried to....
01 Jul, 2020| OP ED Watch

And what of history?
Erasing history is dangerous business, as is rewriting it. For instance the whole issue of the cooling scare of the...
24 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

I thank God I am not as others are
In The MIT Press Reader a professor of sociology utters yet another version of the old Pharisee’s prayer, this time...
24 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

But you have my sympathies
It’s curious how gung-ho people are about artificial intelligence given the drumbeat of dystopian warnings about a world in which...
24 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

We are all going to die
It might seem snide of us to reuse this tagline borrowed from Arthur Dent whenever we report on yet another...
17 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Rock around the thermometer
In “Climate Fwd,” the megawoke newsletter of the New York Times, Kendra Pierre-Louis discusses increasing references to climate change in...
17 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Wealth: It is a difficult concept
Speaking of doing more harm than good, as we so often find ourselves doing when it comes to climate policy,...
17 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Trees wither into saplings
Have you noticed the thing about the trees? Well, it seems they don’t like CO2 despite living on the stuff....
10 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

And it's... worse than we thought
Guess what? Climate change is worse than we thought and we’re all going to… well, you know. Including another chorus...
10 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Penguins give it to climate
As you know, all effects of climate change are bad. And all contribute to runaway instability that laughs at the...
10 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Unmoored
We have to note that Michael Moore’s film Planet of the Humans is now gone from YouTube because a photographer...
03 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Net zero hope
Rex Murphy’s latest National Post cri de cœur on behalf of his home province falls on the same deaf ears...
03 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

It didn't work
On ABC Radio Richard Aedy asks why nobody has done anything about climate change. On Watts Up With That Eric...
03 Jun, 2020| OP ED Watch

Exposing the lies
Naomi Oreskes, whose highly selective reading of a less than rigorous sample of paper abstracts first somehow spawned the 97%...
27 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Death by climate
The occasional claim that hundreds of thousands of people are now dying of climate change runs up against the inconvenient...
27 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

When in danger or in doubt
An item from last month that got lost in the inbox: Indefatigable evangelical alarmist Katharine Hayhoe tweets that “HALF of...
27 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Some not hot models
The extreme response of many governments to COVID-19 was driven by… computer models. We’re “following the science“, they told us...
20 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

A PhD in sounding like an expert
The modern fixation on experts is especially odd in that it seems strongly to prefer those who lack practical experience....
20 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Green New Deal is free
Another major leap forward into fantasy from the Deep Ecologists. In response to criticism from Jonah Goldberg of the prohibitive...
20 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Weather v climate
We often make sport of the ever-shifting and opportunistic definition of “climate” as opposed to “weather”, by which any unusually...
13 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Moore Mann
If you thought the spat over Michael Moore’s Planet of the Humans couldn’t get worse, you don’t spend much time...
13 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

It's a gas gas gas
Lost in the pandemic shutdown are some numbers that ought to give anyone concerned about climate pause. You know how...
13 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Climate change for the birds
The mass extinction of North American birds, reported in 2019 and heralded as yet another coming crisis, has been cancelled....
06 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

Yellow and green make red
Harry Wilkinson delivers a harsh verdict on Emmanuel Macron’s “cunning plan” to deflect yellow vest anger at rising gas prices...
06 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

RAHR!!!
If we startled you with that atavistic roar please do not be alarmed. It is merely the distant echo rather...
06 May, 2020| OP ED Watch

It can't work, can it?
Michael Moore’s explosive new documentary also raises a perennial debate about the environment, resource depletion and so on going back...
29 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Head for the hills
The Wildlife Conservation Society says that as climate change drives some species to climb higher up into the hills and...
29 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

A drought of common sense
The other scare story of the century (weekly edition) is that the United States is in the grip of a...
22 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Uh, that'd be 'not'
NBC profiles a student who grew a canoe out of mushrooms. Which is totally cool, including because if you got...
22 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

We found Sven's horned hat
The awkward thing about pointing to a receding glacier and shouting “warmest year ever!” is that if the melting ice...
22 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

And your children's children
When organizations like CDN are lambasted for crimes against posterity and told our descendants won’t forgive us that they were...
15 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Sea-riously
From his valuable Sealevel.Info site, Dave Burton calls for brave souls to step forward as expert reviewers for the IPCC’s...
15 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Very big green
On The Pipeline, Tom Finnerty produces some scary numbers about the scale of climate change spending. Specifically, citing Stephen Moore,...
15 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Who'd have thought
It’s hardly surprising when the environmentalist crowd surveys the wreckage of the COVID-19 crisis and waves it away as nothing...
08 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Hitting the beach
No, we won’t be doing it any time soon, apparently. Or ever, if a new study from the European Union’s...
08 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Green Wutopianism
We ask again: Is this really the moment? And once again someone thinks so: Ex-Environment Minister Catherine McKenna enthusiastically retweets...
08 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

You still don't quite get it
A piece in Foreign Policy attempts to pour cold water on activists’ hopes that COVID-19 will cool our allegedly blazing...
01 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

Revenge of Gaia
Not to say COVID-19 serves you right. But according to Inger Anderson, executive director of the UN Environment Programme, it…...
01 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

But we can call you names
A spat erupted in the pages of the National Post after columnist Terence Corcoran accused various climate crusaders of welcoming...
01 Apr, 2020| OP ED Watch

How to lie with pictures
Willis Eschenbach also noticed those stories about the melting ice caps. And he went and got the data and created...
25 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Green cars stall
In The Australian Bjorn Lomborg warns that electric cars aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. For starters, the idea...
25 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Unlike a great wind
“Tropical cyclones, nor’easters, and Arctic outbreaks are a particular interest of mine,” Chris Martz enthuses. But before you say everybody...
25 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

UNESCO to the rescue
UNESCO, which is an organization that does stuff like “Building peace in the minds of men and women” according to...
18 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

The nub of the gist
For all the complexities of climate change, there are some core areas and key contentions that must be the starting...
18 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

The last refuge of an alarmist
When Samuel Johnson declared patriotism to be “the last refuge of a scoundrel” one feels from the uneasy perspective of...
18 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Add history to her study list
In the Edmonton Journal David Staples says it out loud. Greta Thunberg has gone off the beam and some “knowledgeable...
11 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Yes, Wuhan to the rescue
Last week we noted that the impact of the novel COVID-19 coronavirus showed “how enormous policy changes will have to...
11 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

The end of winter, spring 2020 edition
There’s a saying that economists deserve credit for predicting eight of the last three recessions. And it’s true that if...
04 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Birds of prey
More than two centuries ago Edmund Burke delivered a lethal putdown of bloody factionalism in the French Revolution: “Birds of...
04 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

Weinstein deniers
It really is a bit much even in the nasty debate over climate. The term “denier,” as hurled at those...
04 Mar, 2020| OP ED Watch

What price carbon neutrality?
Melanie Phillips warns that carbon neutrality is a threat to Western civilization. She says it wouldn’t just spell economic ruin,...
26 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Boston tide party
The Washington Post tells us of Boston that “Famous for its role in America’s war for independence, this city is...
26 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Exactly the same as it wasn't
Here comes the melting Antarctic again. No really. Three authors on The Conversation say that there was a massive sea...
19 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Et tu, Prime Minister Kenney?
In what Postmedia columnist Don Braid calls “an important and crucial change of tone” for Alberta’s UCP, Premier Jason Kenney...
19 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

The A-B-C of alarmism
University of Guelph economist Ross McKitrick lumps everyone in the climate debate into three very broad groups labeled by non-pejorative...
19 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Rhetoric melts ice sheets
A site called “Severe Weather Europe” tells us “An incredible temperature high of 18.3°C (65°F) has been measured in Antarctica!...
12 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Do not ask questions
A London, Ontario city councillor is in a very hot climatic region for daring to study global warming. He was...
12 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Oh that's original
An Australian academic, wondering how best to encourage honest and constructive discussion about climate change, says it’s time to “drive...
05 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

Atlantic 2, Dolphins 0
No, not the Flipper kind. According to CNBC, the rising oceans will turn Miami’s professional footballers into a water polo...
05 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

A Vesuvius of misinformation
Well this is awkward. The BBC, like other media outlets, has been covering melting of the Thwaites Glacier in West...
05 Feb, 2020| OP ED Watch

World ends, children hardest hit
A reader sends us an article from Time magazine last fall on “How climate change is clobbering kids’ health”. Except...
29 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Whereas a virus...
The weird let’s-hear-it-for-China’s-environmental-policy drumbeat continues. On Watt’s Up With That Eric Worrall notes Financial Times national editor and columnist Edward...
29 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Down you go
It seems that Jakarta, Indonesia faces a very real risk of flooding by 2050. Another alarmist “gotcha”? Well no, says...
29 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Ocean warming: The real reason to be worried
A paper in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences announces breathlessly that "record-setting ocean warmth continued in 2019". Its remarkably...
29 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Rats, climate change
National Geographic has a genuine scientific moment, saying that “In all the time humans have been discovering and describing new...
22 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Let them eat nothing
Paul Driessen and David Wojick warn that Africa’s poverty is being perpetuated by “carbon colonialist” banks. The African Development Bank...
22 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Because we never used to have climate
A paper in EOS recounts the fall of the Assyrian Empire due to climate catastrophe, specifically, a megadrought lasting over...
22 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Noooooo, not treeees
A piece from The Independent Institute chortles that planting trees looks like “by far—the cheapest and most effective approach to...
15 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Maybe chase him on a scooter?
Obviously the solution to climate change is alternative energy if we could just get the wretched stuff to work. Which...
15 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

So we all agree that you're right
A new study from the University of Ottawa says we’re not polarized on climate after all. We all share the...
15 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Tell the truth and...
Toronto Sun columnist Lorrie Goldstein says “If the next federal Conservative leader is looking for a coherent policy on human-induced...
08 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

How sick is this planet?
E&ENews’s Climate Wire complains that “Despite the threat climate change poses to human health, very few medical schools have made...
08 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

Say goodbye to your toboggan... again
The National Observer warns that some York University professor has warned in Limnology and Oceanography that children won’t know what...
08 Jan, 2020| OP ED Watch

To the man with a hammer...
Justin Trudeau congratulates Boris Johnson on winning a landslide victory in the UK on the slogan “Get Brexit Done” and...
18 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Are you all fools?
The Canadian Press reports that “Ottawa says New Brunswick’s proposed carbon tax passes the federal smell test.” Instead of paying...
18 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Angry, Whiny Person of the Year
Eric Worrall is not impressed that Greta Thunberg is Time’s “Person of the Year”. Indeed, in addition to calling her...
18 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Stop voting and get with the program
The latest victim of climate change? Democracy. See, if member states of the UN don’t smarten up the Security Council...
11 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

It's not even a word
Remember global warming? Then there was climate change. Then climate weirding. And now it’s “climate emergency”. Why, it’s even the...
11 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Then all the plants died and...
Some white-coated clowns are engineering E. coli to live on CO2 instead of the old-style sugar or other carbs. As...
11 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Dreaming of a green Christmas
If climate change is this big existential emergency, what’s the New York Times doing saying you can fight it by...
04 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

The science is rubbish
Periodically some “denier” will complain about the supposedly solid science behind global warming alarmism, to a chorus of well-bred boos....
04 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

You had me at 210
Canada’s Ecofiscal Commission huffs and puffs and announces in its final report that all will be well if we impose...
04 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

In the Arctic, warming means cooling
We've been told a million times that global warming means extra turbocharged "amplified" warming in the Arctic, with dying polar...
04 Dec, 2019| OP ED Watch

Fraaack, what?
The Heartland Institute says fracking is great for the economy and the environment, based on a White House Council of...
27 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

The year in review in advance
According to the Washington Post’s Andrew Freedman, 2019 is “increasingly likely to be” the 2nd or 3rd warmest on record...
27 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

The case of expensive gas
The Terrace Standard reports that “B.C. gasoline prices are still higher than other parts of the country, Premier John Horgan...
20 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

It's a reality thing
In the Toronto Sun Lorne Gunter warns that carbon offsets are basically a shell game. It’s not that there’s necessarily...
20 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

Heck no, we won't go
An obstreperous objection to climate orthodoxy has been raised not by a person or think tank but a town in,...
20 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

World ends, no film at 11
Al Gore and his acolytes will be taking his show on the road later this month, with seminars in schools...
13 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

Now plants are bad too
Among the aspects of climate alarmism that invites and yet defies parody is that everything is bad. For instance a...
13 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

The dream dies hard
One day man will be able to predict the weather far into the future. Maybe. On his blog Cliff Mass...
06 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

Where are the unicorns?
Another dream that dies hard is that of abundant alternative energy. As Mark P. Mills writes for the Foundation for...
06 Nov, 2019| OP ED Watch

Time to panic
Perhaps you think one problem with the climate change debate is the increasingly shrill and often also peculiar warnings of...
30 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Hooray, California is on fire
Not, you’d think, cause for celebration. But the New York Times Magazine runs a piece by Abraham Lustgarten saying at...
30 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Now you see it, now you do
We and others have noted the annoying tendency of climate alarmists to dismiss cold events as just weather while pointing...
30 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

When you don't have power
In California, NBC reports, the troubled utility giant Pacific Gas & Electric Co. has imposed rolling blackouts on millions of...
23 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

It's a non-gas
Having blocked a natural gas pipeline, because GHGs are bad, New York governor Andrew Cuomo has ordered the National Grid...
23 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Common sense, RIP
Time magazine publishes Chris Wilson’s mock obituary of the Holocene, supposedly bumped off by humans who have now dumped themselves...
23 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Fragile Chinese delusion
One of the odder things about the debate on climate is how many people fantasize that the People’s Republic of...
16 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Deniers on the couch again
Yet another professor has weighed in with a psychological diagnosis of people who think there’s no global warming crisis if...
16 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

If it was a religion...
Like psychoanalysing your opponents, accusing them of espousing a pseudo-religion as Gerard Baker did in the Wall Street Journal can...
16 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Zzzzzzzzz
Writing in Maclean’s, Stephen Maher produces a piece of stunning unoriginality on climate change, from its banal title “What Canada’s...
09 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Coming soon to a headline near you
Anthony Watts at the invaluable Watt’s Up With That blog has investigated a weird statistical phenomenon in which everywhere is...
09 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

The monsoons of death
Heavy rainfall in India causes deadly floods in the northeastern states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The Daily Telegraph intones...
09 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Oh that climate strike
NBC gushes that “It was the floodwaters brushing her jawline that convinced Theresa Sebastian it was time to get serious...
02 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

Listen to the scientists
The Competitive Enterprise Institute has compiled 50 years’ worth of failed eco-alarmist predictions on its blog. It’s quite the parade...
02 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

How to ditch a used windmill
It’s not easy. Just ask the folks in Caspar, Wyoming. Not the first name to spring to mind when you...
02 Oct, 2019| OP ED Watch

And forgive us our trespasses
NBC News, as it is still called despite the increasing predominance of uncritical advocacy in its output especially on this...
25 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Henderson the Ice King
Geoengineering is a staple of online conspiracy theories. Just Google “chemtrails”. But apparently it’s becoming reputable as a way to...
25 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

March for... um... a plan
Mike Gerbis, CEO of “GLOBE Series”, which describes itself as “in the business of transformation” (oh, that’s original) as “part...
25 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Flat Earth Society: Climate Model Division
Climate is complicated, and no one faults climatologists for using simplifying assumptions to make their computer models manageable… within reason....
18 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

It is more patriarchy
Just as in some circles every bad thing that happens is due to climate change, in others it’s due to...
18 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Another children's crusade
David Suzuki, not content with scaring kids by melting Santa’s Workshop, has a new project called 18to8 to give the...
18 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Oh, it feels hypocritical, does it?
Extinction Rebellion protestors in Manchester, England are caught… what? Eating a hamburger? Flying a boat crew across the Atlantic? Taking...
11 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Speaking of paranoia
It’s always a sign of trouble when a theory starts to sweep everything into one gigantic bundle, especially one with...
11 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Oh Gaia I'm soooo depressed
There seems to be a significant debate going on among depressed climate alarmists about whether people who are psychologically crushed...
11 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

We all have to go sooner or later
An article in Science says we should start planning now for mass evacuation from coastal areas because the seas may...
04 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

A fly in the ointment
The Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow, CFACT, asks what the UN is thinking flying 5,000 people to Salt Lake City...
04 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

Nooo, not the lobsters
The Ottawa Citizen’s Andrew Cohen waxes lyrical about successful efforts to save the American bald eagle at his summer island...
04 Sep, 2019| OP ED Watch

When Harry met hypocrisy
Prince Harry has been taking a fair bit of heat including from the National Post’s Chris Selley for making sanctimonious...
28 Aug, 2019| OP ED Watch

The Ball is not in his court
Canadian climatologist Tim Ball has been on the receiving end of several lawsuits because of his often acerbic criticism of...
28 Aug, 2019| OP ED Watch

Never shake thy Gore-y locks
If climate science is about science, rather than say interpretive dance, it must proceed by making predictions then verifying or...
21 Aug, 2019| OP ED Watch

Dam nonsense
Willis Eschenbach lampoons media outlets for attributing the partial collapse of the Whaley Bridge Dam in Derbyshire, England to climate...
21 Aug, 2019| OP ED Watch

Can't imagine why
Climate Home News is all sad that the latest extreme UN call to shut down everything to save the planet...
21 Aug, 2019| OP ED Watch

Warming melts snowflakes
Judith Curry roasts climate scientists suffering “pre-traumatic stress disorder” because of things they think might be going to happen, with...
31 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Where to bury a reef
One major difficulty in committing a murder is hiding the body. Especially if you’re climate change and your victim is...
31 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

The 37 problem consensus
Why oh why won’t we stop burning up the planet, Maclean’s asks? And then it answers: we are idiots. Or...
31 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Raining cats and dogs
Bob Vislocky takes vigorous exception to the predictable ambulance-chasing of Hurricane Barry. Particularly a New Republic piece by Eric Holthaus...
24 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Passing the champagne for the planet
Britain’s Daily Mail runs a scathing piece on the high-living Committee on Climate Change, the great and good demanding we...
24 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Here come the refugees
Years ago the United Nations predicted millions of refugees due to climate change. When they didn’t show up, one option...
17 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

I don't get free hits?
A journalist for The New Republic feels triggered, or something, because when she wrote nonsense about climate she was criticized...
17 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Turning green
A new study from the Global Warming Policy Foundation warns that green energy isn’t very green. Some of its arguments...
17 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

When scientists rebel
A group of 90 Italian scientists just signed a strongly-worded petition asking governments to concentrate on fighting known environmental problems...
10 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Crank up the AC, will ya?
This sort of sentiment is not normally associated with do-gooders. But Rachel Kyte, “chief Executive Officer of Sustainable Energy for...
10 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

The climate reveal
The debate over climate change is ill-tempered even by the debased modern standard of public discourse. And, to be fair,...
10 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

Federalism cooked my planet
The New York Times blows a head valve because “The Trump administration on Wednesday replaced former President Barack Obama’s effort...
03 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

When in doubt, play the race card
The UN says global warming will cause “climate apartheid” in which “the wealthy pay to escape overheating, hunger, and conflict,...
03 Jul, 2019| OP ED Watch

IPCC v IPCC
Judith Curry writes that if you want to know what’s wrong with the conclusions reached by the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel...
26 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Not worth the wait
The federal Conservatives finally unveiled their climate plan that will satisfy everyone because it stops global warming without a carbon...
26 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Climate porn
On the Industry Energy blog, Terry Etam expresses baffled frustration that climate alarmists link fossil fuels to child porn. No,...
26 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

We have ways to make you think
Yet another professor of communication has a plan for curing denialisticism. “Warming oceans. Shrinking ice sheets. Intense rainfall events. Rising...
19 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Could would might
NBC warns us that “Without swift action on climate change, heat waves could kill thousands in U.S. cities”. If only...
19 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Erasing the Whatstand?
David Middleton complains on Watts Up With That that in addition to trying to erase the Medieval Warm period and...
19 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

The terminology emergency
The National Post’s Kelly McParland takes exception to activists upping the rhetorical ante from climate change to climate emergency to...
12 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

The war on nothing
One reason scary words aren’t leading to effective action is that many of them are obviously wrong. The apocalyptarians talk...
12 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Great Lakes, we're doomed
On the Powerline blog John Hinderaker asks of climate change “What Can’t It Do?” He notes that the Great Lakes...
12 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

The War Against Earth
Google publishes a Splinter news story headlined “Trump Administration Joins Climate Change in War Against Earth”. Oooh, that awful Donald...
05 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

Because we never used to have heat waves
Climate Home News says “Last July’s deadly heatwave in Japan could not have happened without human influence on the climate”...
05 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

When the main feature is the big bug
The Business Council of B.C. rallies round the white flag in Business in Vancouver, with executive VP and chief policy...
05 Jun, 2019| OP ED Watch

The voice of youth drones on
With commendable consistency, Climate Home News announces “an exciting project” in which it “will host reporting, personal reflections and commentary...
29 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

The cauliflowers of colonialism
There’s a fine line between being woke and being insomniac and losing focus and perspective. Thus Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez might want...
29 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Green route up
Joel Kotkin in the Orange County Register urges environmentalists to come to grips with humanity if they want to win...
29 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

You sank my tanker bill
The Liberals’ odd Bill C-48, banning oil tankers making landfall in BC north of Vancouver Island, seems to have foundered...
22 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Now that you've won...
Michael Binnion, president of Questerre Energy, which has long sought to produce oil and gas in Quebec, puts out a...
22 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Was that your house?
In the National Post, Kelly McParland says it’s not smart to build your home on a floodplain. Which sounds like...
15 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Get more fibre
If fossil fuels really are a threat to the environment it’s still not an open-and-shut case that governments should go...
15 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

How to do carbon tax tres mal
In the Financial Post Jean Michaud and Germain Belzile of the Montreal Economic Institute warn that the federal carbon tax...
15 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

All bad all the time
One curious feature of climate alarmism is that if there’s bad weather we’re told it’s because the Earth warmed, as...
08 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Tax my plastic, please?
The Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation says no, specifically to a proposal in a report from Deloitte for Environment Canada that says...
08 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Is that stuff snow?
It’s revealing that Ottawa saw freezing rain and snow on rooftops on May 1. May 1! Calgary and southern Alberta...
08 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Green China
In a welcome development, the firmly alarmist Climate Change News reports skeptically on China pitching its strategically ominous “Belt and...
01 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Wot about the workers?
An overwrought museum piece in the Guardian called for a general strike in Britain. We could support the clichés it...
01 May, 2019| OP ED Watch

Big green
One of the trite character-assassination-in-place-of-argument tropes in the climate debate is that skeptics are paid liars with high bank balances...
24 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Batty propaganda
Paul Homewood takes square aim at the BBC’s “Climate Change – The Facts?” with David Attenborough, showing that Attenborough’s “facts”...
24 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Time for a coup
Climate Change News praises Extinction Rebellion for its plan to bypass democracy to get what it wants. They concede that...
24 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Big brother can you spare a fridge?
The Canadian federal government is taking a lot of heat for its climate-driven subsidy to Loblaws to buy refrigerators, including...
17 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

The past is cooling fast
A troubling new video from Tony Heller shows that the United States has been cooling rapidly—in the past. The 1930s...
17 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

The grass is not greener
With spring finally staggering toward us in a thick sweater, the New York Times “Climate Fwd.” newsletter is full of...
17 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

The fire next time
The Globe & Mail’s Gary Mason shows some first-class fake courage admitting that a column slamming Conservative politicians over carbon...
10 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Climate porn fails to titillate
In the Toronto Sun Lorrie Goldstein says “climate porn” doesn’t work. Which seems especially pertinent in Ottawa where a report...
10 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Not how you'd do it
In the Calgary Sun Kenneth Green of the Fraser Institute writes that Canada’s carbon tax is not by the textbook....
10 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Green death
Former Canadian finance minister Joe Oliver writes movingly about the reality that trapping poor people in “energy poverty” means disease,...
03 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Retreat from reality
On NBC’s apparently misnamed “Think” Steve Krakauer calls AOC “a perfect role model for millennials” not because of her fleeting...
03 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Maybe if you told the truth
A professor of panic, sorry, English, says the plan to frighten people by mentioning climate change in every story about...
03 Apr, 2019| OP ED Watch

Not saving the world
Nature warns that (yawn) “Global warming will happen faster than we think”. Extreme weather political urgency emissions rising etc. The...
27 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Who's funding you?
Raise any sort of question about climate science or policy and that’s the first question you’ll be asked, in a...
27 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Lies about errors
One pernicious feature of the climate debate is the degree to which orthodoxy relies on insult and character assassination, especially...
27 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

And about time
In the Edmonton Journal David Staples writes that the Alberta energy industry is finally speaking out about the massive foreign-funded...
20 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Jobs jobs rubbish
Rex Murphy cuts loose in the National Post about the Trudeau Liberals’ insistence that their repeated interventions on the SNC-Lavalin...
20 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Skin in the game
Joe Bastardi, a professional weather forecaster, calls for a little fact-based humility on climate. He argues that we don’t know...
20 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Past them trees
Bjorn Lomborg says when it comes to carbon emissions, we need to be very skeptical of government accounting. New Zealand,...
13 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

Shutting down oil
In the National Post former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall offers a novel take on the contrast between the Trudeau administration’s...
13 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

When in doubt, blame Bush
Canadian environment minister Catherine McKenna recently had to cancel a Burlington Town Hall about the warming crisis because of harsh...
06 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

These boys is lyin'
In the Spectator, Matt Ridley writes about a plague of “Lying with science” by those he dubs “apocoholics”. He says...
06 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

The right to doubt
In Forbes Paul Hsieh finds himself obliged to defend himself, and us, against a proposal by a NYU psychology professor...
06 Mar, 2019| OP ED Watch

The rich one and the big one
Warren Buffett, the “Oracle of Omaha”, warns that one day a major disaster will strike, with enormous economic as well...
27 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

Oil schmoil, what about SNC-Lavalin?
In the Financial Post, Diane Francis calls the Trudeau administration’s “pre-occupation” with the SNC-Lavalin scandal rather than “the pro-pipeline and...
27 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

Some nukes
There are some serious people out there. Mike Schellenberger of Environmental Progress, who Time Magazine has called a “Hero of...
20 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

Green baloney
In the National Post Rex Murphy lowers the boom on the new American left’s “Green New Deal”, crediting Ocasio-Cortez for...
20 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

If Quebec had oil...
In the National Post Kelly McParland’s criticism of Justin Trudeau in the SNC-Lavalin scandal for suddenly discovering the value of...
20 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

Avoid the German option
In the Times of London, Tony Lodge of the Centre for Policy Studies draws on the disastrous German example to...
13 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

Carbon tax theory and practice
In the National Post, Peter Shawn Taylor of Canadians for Affordable Energy argues that carbon taxes work better in the...
13 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

AOC not A-OK
Bjorn Lomborg raised one skeptical environmentalist's eyebrow in the New York Post when everybody’s favorite radical socialist, novice Congresswoman Alexandria...
13 Feb, 2019| OP ED Watch

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