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Japan faces yet another deadly flood

Global Warming

International

Japan faces yet another deadly flood

This latest tragedy serves as a reminder of how treacherous, climatically and topographically Japan is

Philip Patrick

Where is the electric vehicle revolution?

Not only are EVs 40 percent more expensive to buy than gas cars, but they are also costlier to run

Ross Clark

Against the climate theory of everything

We’ve loaded the erstwhile “natural disaster” with moral and political content galore

Lionel Shriver

How the population scare predicted today’s climate hysteria

Paul Ehrlich was a false prophet; how long until we acknowledge the others in our midst?

Lewis M. Andrews

Style

Climate change’s biggest casualty is my winter wardrobe

Historically in the Northeast each winter day presents a new challenge

Teresa Mull

Policy
March 7, 2022
There is no climate crisis
If there were, the IPCC wouldn’t be quietly turning the dial towards one
Rupert Darwall
Film
January 4, 2022
‘Don’t Look Up’ and Hollywood virtue-signaling
If the filmmakers are correct, debating the legacy of a 2021 comedy will be the last thing on anyone’s mind
Alexander Larman
Media
July 23, 2020
Is the demise of polar bears being exaggerated?
Many of the assumptions about polar bears and sea ice have been made on the back of the animals’ decline in the Western Hudson Bay area of Canada
Ross Clark
August 15, 2019
Contraception is the answer to climate change
More people, more carbon emissions. Duh!
Lionel Shriver
Science & Tech
August 3, 2019
How to boil a frog
Cyril Ramaphosa’s versatile simile has much to teach us
Slavoj Zizek
Trade
October 3, 2018
No, Donald Trump’s climate policies aren’t going to ‘boil the planet’
With enemies as unhinged as this, who needs friends?
James Delingpole

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