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At just five years old, the journal Science of Climate Change is now experiencing remarkable growth, rapidly establishing itself as a peer-reviewed platform in the climate-science landscape.
The White House Effect is Netflix’s one-sided new climate documentary. It will surely go down well with many (young) Netflix viewers because, you see, (American) politicians did and do nothing about the climate problem, under the influence of ‘the oil industry’. If only that were true.
“At first, I thought the Net Zero 2050 project was pointless, but after careful consideration, I think it’s insane.”
An academic editor has been dismissed after publishing research that challenges mainstream climate discourse, raising serious questions about the state of open debate in science and media.
Centuries-old thermometer records show central England warmed 2°C in 40 years—twice the rate of modern warming.
In “False Prophets and Original Sin,” Wallace Manheimer examines the rise of apocalyptic climate narratives and the moral framing that surrounds them.
On October 23rd, 2025, Clintel Korea was launched in a festive ceremony in Seoul, organised by Clintel ambassador Prof. Seok Park.
This book review looks at The Truth About the COPs, in which Samuel Furfari dissects the history, failures, and political theatre of the UN’s climate conferences.
Franco Battaglia, wrote an open letter to Bill Gates in response to Gates’s note, “Three solid truths about climate.” In it, Battaglia challenges Gates’s views on climate change and energy policy, offering a contrasting perspective on the role of energy in human prosperity.
Bill Gates' stunning reversal sparks infighting among alarmists.
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