Bishop Hill
Lukewarmer, libertarian, author of The Hockey Stick Illusion and Hiding the Decline and host of the Bishop Hill blog.
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Delingpole: Climategate, Ten Years On – 'Nothing to See Here' Says BBC
This month marks the tenth anniversary of Climategate -- the biggest scandal in the brief, ignominious history of "climate science"...
WINNING: EPA science advisers reject EPA staff particulate matter claims
Here is the draft letter from the EPA’s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee concerning the EPA staff’s most recent junk science-based assessment of the health effects of air borne p…
Jerry Taylor Didn't Believe Climate Change Was Happening. Here's What Changed His Mind.
Jerry Taylor began his career as a professional climate skeptic, fighting against policies that could result in climate action. But as he began looking into ...
Warming makes bigger hurricanes more damaging
The most damaging tropical cyclones are three times more frequent now than they were 100 years ago.
Extinction Rebellion are on the rise and here to stay
Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists have been called all sorts of things. Depending on who you speak to, they are earth warriors and selfless rebels. To others they are louts, agitators, and according to Boris Johnson, "uncooperative crusties".
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Sky News gives a soft interview to XR activist Roman Paluch-Machnik. uk.news.yahoo.com/extinction-reb… He seems to be a well-travelled chap. Pic below from Spain. New Orleans trip here facebook.com/romek.paluchma… pic.twitter.com/YC2Tvijtic
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Roman Paluch-machnik
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Sky News gives a soft interview to XR activist Roman Paluch-Machnik. uk.news.yahoo.com/extinction-reb… He seems to be a well-travelled chap. Pic below from Spain. New Orleans trip here facebook.com/romek.paluchma… pic.twitter.com/YC2Tvijtic
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Venice under water following record high tide
The mayor of Venice says he will declare a state of disaster after a high tide topped 1.87m.
A journey to the centre of the Amazon in radical bid to solve climate crisis
Activists travel by canoe in risky mission to highlight threats to rainforest and learn from indigenous communities
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Extinction Rebellion activists fly to Brazil then take fossil-fuelled trip into the Amazon. Guardian applauds.
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German Farmers Block Hamburg in Revolt Against Globalist Environmental Regulations
Protesters fury at new measures they say threaten their livelihoods.
The Scot who helped Hong Kong back from the brink
In 1945, after four years of harrowing martial law, Hong Kong was starving and destitute. Britain sent out a team of civil servants to help get the colony back on its feet. One of them was a quiet, determined and deeply principled Scotsman by the...
War on plastic waste faces setback as cost of recycled material soars
Europe’s manufacturers face $250m-a-year hit as rising demand drives up price
Sea-level rise has claimed five whole islands in the Pacific: first scientific evidence
Sea levels are rising faster in the Solomon Islands – and send a warning for the rest of the world.
Is coal power winning the US-China trade war?
Premier Li Keqiang has re-emphasised coal as China’s primary source of energy security, and toned down the urgency of the low-carbon transition
The Great Energy Debate
Leading energy experts are coming together to tackle tough questions around the future of energy. Live from TUDelft in the Netherlands and Imperial College London in the UK!
Exhausted polar bears cling to life on thawing ice as they face extinction
EXCLUSIVE These are the desperate polar bears scrambling for survival on Arctic sea ice shrinking beneath their very paws as climate change takes its toll
The road to a carbon-lite future (watch out for unicorns)
The road to a carbon-lite future (watch out for unicorns)
UNESCO | Teaching and Learning for a Sustainable Future | Module 15: Sustainable agriculture
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According to UNESCO, "Close to one trillion people in the world do not have sufficient food for a healthy and active life".
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