Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Guest post by Christopher Essex, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics and Physics, University of Western Ontario.

We have no hard evidence of a crisis. Only expert opinion and best estimates.

A preposterous climate yarn has taken center stage.

Journalists spent years falsely calling the IPCC chairman a Nobel laureate and the world's 'top climate scientist.'

Philip Munday's work falls to pieces whenever someone tries to verify it.

There's no guarantee scientific research is credible or accurate just because it has been peer-reviewed. Why is Facebook promoting this lie?

A new UN report relies on discredited research - and on academics who conceal vital information.

We teach children that a summary should accurately reflect a longer document. But things are topsy-turvy in the land of the IPCC.

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

When a journalist thinks for herself about climate change, insults & fabrications follow.