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Anika Sweetland: From Climate Anxiety to Climate Scepticism

By |2026-11-04T08:05:32+01:00November 4, 2026|

Australian Anika Sweetland spent much of her life convinced that the climate catastrophe was approaching. In an interview with Tom Nelson, Sweetland explains how she changed her mind. Her new book, A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS? The Trillion Dollar Climate Scare was released on 1 November, shortly after the interview was recorded.

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Roger Pielke Jr.: “Don’t accept the label climate sceptic so easily”

By |2026-10-22T08:48:35+02:00October 22, 2026|

In his first of two recent lectures for Clintel, Roger Pielke Jr. examined the politicized debate over climate change. His central argument was that climate change is real and deserves serious attention, but that public discussion frequently goes far beyond what the scientific evidence supports. He also described how he was a target of political attacks, including some from the Obama White House.

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Chris Morrison’s New Book: IMPLAUSIBLE

By |2026-10-15T08:28:04+02:00October 15, 2026|

Chris Morrison, the Environment Editor of the Daily Sceptic, has written a new book, now available on Amazon. It is called IMPLAUSIBLE: How scientists, activist politicians and journalists invented a climate crisis, weaponised junk computer model findings and claimed a fake consensus to promote the collectivist Net Zero fantasy. Below, you can read some extracts from the book.

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Let the Climate Canaries speak

By |2026-08-24T16:05:39+02:00August 25, 2026|

The book Canary in a Climate World brings together 38 contemporary thought leaders from across science and other critical disciplines. Together, they present a body of work that challenges the Net Zero narrative and many of the assumptions driving modern climate policy.

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