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The fall of climate change poster boy Michael Mann

Climate change

Environmentalism

The fall of climate change poster boy Michael Mann

Even if you’ve never heard of him, you will have felt his baleful influence on energy bills

James Delingpole

The real reason behind China’s climate activism

There is precious little evidence that the CCP gives a hoot about the planet

Ian Williams

Red states sue New York for punitive climate change bill

States could be on the hook for as much as $75 billion in fines for emissions going back years

Teresa Mull

The California fires and the reckoning on liberal governance

As the smoke clears, we are left to survey the wreckage, pick up the pieces and rebuild — and learn lessons that prevent history repeating

Spectator Editorial

LA

What does Gaza have to do with the Los Angeles fires?

Nothing — but intersectional activists won’t let that stop them

David Christopher Kaufman

Science & Tech
January 10, 2025
We need to stop shrieking about a ‘climate emergency’
The same trustworthy models that suggest catastrophe gave us Covid hysteria
Lionel Shriver
Science & Tech
January 9, 2025
The reality of the Los Angeles fires
Selective data is feeding the idea that climate change is inflicting major disaster on the world when the real picture is more nuanced
Ross Clark
Life
December 9, 2024
What is the Ginger Rogers theory of information?
The idea of gynogenic climate change holds that the planet is warming up, but that it is women who are to blame
Rory Sutherland
Art
November 21, 2024
Presenting our planet and perilous situation as art
Philippe Pastor is an artist on a mission to educate, alarm and call to action
Garrett Moore
Policy
November 21, 2024
Panicking over the planet and population is pointless
We have to look at history and give careful thought to the world’s complexity
Daniel McCarthy
Place
October 28, 2024
Washing it all away in the Maldives
I was at peace. I was rested. I was whole
Naveesha Ghedia
Book Review
October 25, 2024
Sunil Amrith’s The Burning Earth bristles with indignation
The history that Amrith covers is uncompromising
Peter Frankopan
Policy
October 10, 2024
DeSantis’s climate bill has nothing to do with Hurricane Milton
Climate change has long been used as a vehicle on which to transport various political ideologies, on the left as well as the right
Ross Clark
International
September 23, 2024
Japan faces yet another deadly flood
This latest tragedy serves as a reminder of how treacherous, climatically and topographically Japan is
Philip Patrick
Place
August 19, 2024
The mysterious appeal of the Maldives
The scenery itself is utterly surreal
Yasmina Green

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