Two energy experts from Net Zero Watch have put forward a radical programme to address the energy crisis in the UK. According to Dr John Constable and Andrew Montford, the authors of the plan, consumer prices can only be reduced by lowering the cost of gas and increasing the efficiency of gas-fired power stations. Increasing use of renewables will undoubtedly raise prices further.

As essay setting out the arguments for and against developing a UK shale gas industry

Net Zero Watch has called on the government to take firm action and turn the energy crisis into an opportunity for the finances of households, businesses and the economy.

An eminent expert on security looks at Net Zero in the context of national security, and in particular the threat represented by China.

A Canadian economist considers whether rapid decarbonization is a practical possibility

Dutch scientist Gus Berkhout calls for scientists to broaden the horizons of climate thought, looking beyond carbon dioxide to other influences on the earth-atmosphere system.

An essay by Garth Paltridge on settled science in the climate domain: whether it is true, and the implication of the idea that it is.

The humourist's famous essay on climate change

Professor Richard Lindzen's essay on government corruption of science