InterAcademy Council

People tell themselves fairy tales about UN organizations - and disparage journalists who shine a light on what's actually going on.

IPCC scientists routinely evaluate their own work. What could possibly go wrong?

Strip away the pseudoscience and you'll find one thing: politics. People attempting, via international treaties, to constrain human lives. For the sake of Mother Gaia.

A research paper doesn't talk about increased crop damage by insects. But as occurred in the Himalayan glacier incident, the erroneous claim remains in the about-to-be released report.

At the heart of the climate change movement is the belief that we will be punished for our sins.

The editors of Foreign Policy magazine inhabit a fairy tale world of planet-saving superheroes and wicked climate deniers.

UN climate panel leaders don't behave in a "policy-neutral, never policy-prescriptive" manner.

UN officials need to stop dressing up political arguments as science.

I'll be making a written submission to a UK parliamentary committee examining the latest IPCC report