Craig Idso

A summary of one of the most interesting panels at ICCC-12

Neither the Pope’s concerns, nor the Administration’s alarms, over potential global warming are based upon the best available science.

The man who brought the world the “I Love NY” sensation of the 1970s has a new mission: To get the words “It’s Not Warming, It’s Dying” to roll off the tongue.

The Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC) will issue its critique of the United Nations’ IPCC Working Groups II and III Reports at National Press Club on April 9.

EPA “cost of carbon” analyses ignore huge benefits of hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide.

Barack Obama is fortunate to be president during the U.S. energy revolution. It’s happening despite the best efforts from his administration to stop it.

Craig Idso, the former president and current chairman of the board of the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, and lead author of the reports of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC) talked with Alex Epstein on his show, Power Hour.

Two of the most esteemed climate scientists in the world discuss “Climate Change Reconsidered” with Heartland Institute President Joseph Bast.

This is probably the most important report on climate change ever produced. Its breadth and depth rival that of the IPCC’s reports. Its authors have no agenda except to find the truth.

It makes no sense to depend on model predictions 50 or 100 years into the future as being valid, nor to change our way of life under the assumption that the model predictions are truthful.

“Climate Change Reconsidered II: The 2013 Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change”, will be released in two volumes — the first one in September.

Global warming alarmists and their allies in the liberal media have been caught doctoring the results of a widely cited paper asserting there is a 97-percent scientific consensus regarding human-caused…

In today’s American Spectator, I outline the politicization of climate science, and note one of the media’s most well-guarded secrets: that scientists continue to poke holes in the theory of…