Swimming Among the Crocodiles

The case against Anthropogenic Global Warming

Introduction

The Consensus Myth

Computer Model Limitations

The 800-Year Lag

Medieval Warm Period

You Can't Have It Both Ways

Al Gore's Travesty

Climate Extremes

Milankovich Cycles

Cosmic Ray Flux

Is Warming Necessarily Harmful?

Web Links

Web Links

Useful sites that, in some way or another, contest the AGW lobby:

• CO2 Science. Superb site that is actively examining the spurious claims of the AGW lobby. Includes The Medieval Warm Period Project.
• Friends of Science. More robust examination of the AGW claims, exposing the duplicity of some pro-AGW figures.
• Climate Audit. Steve McIntyre's superb blog; a "must read" if you are are tempted by the spurious arguments of the AGW lobby.
• Global Warming: The Origin and Nature of the Alleged Scientific Consensus. Richard Lindzen puts things into perspective.
• Are observed changes in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere really dangerous? Chris de Freitas exposes some of the myths and misconceptions promulgated by the AGW lobby.
• The Real 'Inconvenient Truth'. Addresses some cmmon misconceptions about climate change.
• Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis. A critique of the 2007 IPCC Summary for Policymakers.
• Errors in IPCC climate science. Does what it says.
• Aliens Cause Global Warming. Superb lecture by Michael Crichton.
• The letter Science Magazine refused to publish. Benny Peiser debunks Oreskes.
• Global Warming Skeptics. Articles and forum. In March 2007, the site was hacked and destroyed in an attempt to silence it; it is currenly rebuilding.
• Global Warming Hyperbole. An mostly irreverent look at climate change.
• The truth about global warming - it's the Sun that's to blame. Daily Telegraph article from 2004
• An experiment that hints we are wrong on climate change. Times article by Nigel Calder (Feb 2007)
• Chaotic world of climate truth. Mike Hulme (Director, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research), an AGW believer, takes a more balanced view than most.
• Caution urged on climate 'risks'. Paul Hardaker and Chris Collier (Royal Meteorological Society), both AGW believers, express concern that the AGW hype is not supported by the science.
• Global Warming? What a load of poppycock! Professor David Bellamy gives his £0.02 worth.