by Peter C Glover & Professor Michael Economides
What readers say ...
An excellent, readable book for anyone who wants to know the real implications of climate madness for energy policy. Steve Goreham, author Climatism: Science, Common Sense and the 21st Century’s Hottest Topic.
It doesn't matter if you believe global warming is anthropogenic or not, this book presents arguments on why world governments are approaching the whole issue in a wrong way, and their reasons for doing so. I would definitely recommend the book to anyone wanting to broaden their points of view regarding climate change political debate, science of climate change, economics of climate change, and future energy security for nations. A. Morales
It could end up being a very important book describing a kind of "mass hysteria" time in history - perhaps even a watershed book. I highly recommend that everyone who cares about how their tax dollars are spent read this book. The authors provide a wealth of perspectives, interpretations, and important information not readily available in other books. Donald G. Nelson
Direct from Continuum, Amazon US, Amazon UK and from Borders, Waterstone and all usual booksellers.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 05:55PM 
Just published at Energy Tribune, the Houston Chronicle (Fuel Fix) and at Canada Free Press the above article revealing Time and Newsweek's' PR work' for the president in the upcoming election race. For the full article go here.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 04:57PM 
The story behind the recent spate of killings and bombings targeting high-profile targets and energy infrastructure in Iran. Go here.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 at 05:53PM 
Saturday, January 7, 2012 at 10:29AM 
Published here at EnergyTtribune (and re-published at the US Energy Institute and British Global Policy Warming Foundation sites) over the past couple of days...my article showing the prospectiv economic miracle at out fingertips...once we re-prioritise a realistic energy strategy centred on hydrocarbons.
Transforming our economic outlook wil, however, require a more realistic political vision - and ignoring the Planet Unreality nitwits at Greenpeace et al.
Friday, December 16, 2011 at 06:41PM 
Enviro-nuts are getting desperate - as this article reveals. Go here for the full article. And here's a excerpt:
The French philosopher Jacques Ellul, in his definitive book on the subject, warned, “The propagandist uses a keyboard and composes a symphony”(1). When it comes to the shameful culture of enviro-spinning it seems they have adopted the art of sleight-of-hand and illusion, too.
The Economist laments that the public has “fallen out of love with environmentalism”. But the ‘magic’ has a habit of wearing off when we discover sanctimonious zealots are feeding us a diet of “smoke, mirrors and bullshi
Monday, December 12, 2011 at 05:33PM 
Just published at Energy Tribune and Canada Free Press my article/lament as above. For those who just want the ditty ...
On the first day of Doomsville, alarmists gave to me…
12 Days in Durban
11 Journos hyping
10 Temps-not-Leaping
9 Mann’s-a-Dancing
8 Economies-busting
7 Seas-not-rising
6 Carbon-phobias
5 thousand e-mailed things!
4 Absurd reports
3 Skeptic ‘birds’
2 Climate-gates
And a message entirely fact-free!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 at 08:46AM Just published at Energy Tribune (US), Canada Free Press and the Global Warming Policy Foundation (UK) my article on the climate circus roadshow that has just hit Durban.
Here's a taster:
As the latest UN IPCC climate narrative is staged in Durban, an adapted Macbeth soliloquy offers its own summary: “A tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
Thursday, November 24, 2011 at 11:08AM 
The ludicrous war on CO2 is already starting to drive out national industries. See the above named article just published at Energy Tribune here for more. But here's a taster:
A plague of profit-busting climate policies is indeed sending a “clear signal” to energy-intensive industries: divest yourself of assets, shed jobs – or just plain ship out. Cocooned in ideological green protectionism, however, don’t expect Hedegaard and Huhne to “get” it.
Thursday, November 10, 2011 at 06:20PM 
Just published my piece explaining why fracking and shale gas is so massively beneficial compared to the tiny (and vastly overplayed - by the media) eco-concerns. For the full article go here.
Here's a taster:
There’s not a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on due to shale gas fracking – official. Except, that is, in the global energy markets. But the ‘whatever-it-is-I’m-against-it’ Marxist (Groucho, that is) eco-activists, together with the constant alarmists in the media, persist in attempting to send tremors through public opinion over shale gas extraction.
So why the fracking fuss?
Monday, November 7, 2011 at 03:43PM 
A new IAEA report on Iran's nuclear development progress tomorrow could prove the ultimate trigger for Israel to attack Iran's facilities - with Obama's backing or not. But if you thought World War III/conflagration across the Middle East would be the consequence of such an attack, you'd be quite wrong.
For the full article go here.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 09:01PM 
Just published my latest article as per title above. What we have here is yet another climate alarmist professor making a fool of himself. Below are two graphics. The first (run by the idiot BBC, Guardian et al) alleges the average global temperatures have continued to rise over recent years. The second graph uses the data from the SAME source and guess what...it proves temperatures flat-lined in the 90s.
For the full article go here.
Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 04:27PM 
Just published here at Energy Tribune.
Why David Cameron MUST get rid of the energy secretary bent on driving up energy bills with useless green subsidies.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 08:31AM My thanks to professor Lovell for his comment at Youtube on our book Energy & Climate Wars.
Friday, October 14, 2011 at 05:19PM
Why the explosion of electronic gadgetry is making a nonsense of UK carbon targets - and the 'law' that explains why it was inevitable.
For the full article go here to Energy Tribune.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 06:33PM 
Just published, my article showing how the idiot MSM creates the perfect climate storm out of every major weather 'event'. Go here.
Thursday, August 18, 2011 at 04:32PM 
Just published my article here in full revealing the direct link between green subidies and the destruction of real jobs.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011 at 03:34PM 
What links Climategate and the News of the World phone hacking scandal? Try Thursday’s arrest of Neil Wallis, former deputy editor of the recently defunct UK tabloid, and the man hired by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson as his “personal media advisor”.
The ‘relationship’ is currently the center of a media storm over potential collusion between the press and police. Wallis, however, also happens to be Managing Director of Outside Organisation, the same PR firm hired by the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU), a government-funded research group, tasked with carrying out “covert” activity after the leaked emails scandal broke.
To read the rest of this article go here.
Friday, July 15, 2011 at 05:25PM 
Just published at Energy Tribune this piece from me which spells out just how much the UN is detached from real life. Go here for the full article.
Friday, July 8, 2011 at 05:18PM 
It's hard to credit, but the Green's bete noire - coal - turns out to be (at least temporarily) according to a new study ( by alarmists) cooling the global temperature. So that's what's doing it!?
Here's a taster:
As a superb bronze of Ronald Reagan was being unveiled in the gardens of London’s U.S. Embassy on July 4, a new study into why global temperatures stalled back in the mid-1990s was making headlines. According to the study’s lead author Robert Kaufmann the “lack of global warming” may well be due ... to the Chinese burning “extra coal”. So there it is. Hot off the presses is the suggestion that not only is man’s burning of coal a chief cause of global warming, man’s burning of even more coal, at least temporarily, may also be responsible for cooling global temperatures, too.
Hard to take in, isn’t it? Or is the growing desperation to pile theory on theory to explain away – what Monty Python’s John Cleese might term the “bleedin’ obvious” - that the CO2-global temperature causative link theory is looking increasingly shaky and difficult to maintain. Reagan had a clear-sighted ability to see things for what they were. And when complex issues of the day found alleged experts performing verbal contortions to underpin one theory or another, Reagan invoked a famous dictum: “Don’t be afraid to see what you see”.
For the full article go here.
