Climatic Research Unit data is valid – don’t let the sceptics tell you otherwise
The data used by the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research unit is perfectly valid. Do not listen to a word the deniers have to say.
Joss Garman
Joss Garman writes on the environment. He is a climate and energy campaigner for Greenpeace and a co-founder of Plane Stupid. Joss is blogging in a personal capacity.
TPA more “out of touch” than the Archbishop
Polling evidence reveals that the Archbishop of Canterbury is more in tune with “the British taxpaying public” than the Taxpayers’ Alliance.
Times’ climate change poll contains good news and bad
Times poll showed that 41% of voters think that “climate change is happening & … largely man made.” But the public is more positive on green policy.
Obama rejects scientific advice
President Obama has rejected the advice of his own science adviser by pushing back a decision on measures to stop rising emissions.
The hidden costs of nuclear power
New analysis suggests that EdF will have to pay £50 billion to build four new nuclear reactors prompting speculation that the Government will have to subsidise
Today give carte blanche to ‘scientist’ who denies link between CO2 and temperature
The Today programme have given another climate change denier airtime – unchallenged. ‘Scientist’ Ian Plimer sees no link between carbon dioxide and temperature.
Fresh doubts over the wisdom of nuclear power
Despite the hype and sense of inevitability about a massive new nuclear power programme, it looks like some of the key players are less convinced. Left Foot Forward reported some weeks ago that the chief of E.ON says new nucleartest
Copenhagen – What about ships and planes?
Including aviation and shipping is a critical component of the Copenhagen treaty. Left Foot Forward looks at the options and financing propositions.
Global anger at delay on climate deal
Live reaction from the climate talks in Barcelona to the delay of up to year in getting a deal.
A tense day of climate negotiations in Barcelona
There are just two days of negotiating time left in Barcelona at the last round of talks before Copenhagen begins. Three items are dominating proceedings.