Christopher Monckton

Someone who shouts "Fire!" in a movie theater is a villain if there's no fire, but a hero if there is. In the case of climate change, 97% of climate experts agree that it is changing as a result of human activity. This is akin to a fire smoldering in the projection room.

To counter the campaign of climate disinformation, we are issuing the first in what may become a series of awards for the most egregious Climate B.S.* of the Year. "B.S." means "Bad Science," doesn't it?

Henceforth, just as we give names to hurricanes, I propose we name climate disasters after those who deny the reality of climate change in the face of incontrovertible scientific evidence, starting with the Inhofe Lake Mead Bathtub Ring.

In an attempt to look edgy and sell more hybrid cars, Lexus, the luxury division of the Toyota Motor Corporation, is holding a series of debates featuring professional climate deniers.

What do you get when you cross a retired weatherman with a wannabe British aristocrat? No wait, that's not it. A retired weatherman and a former pol...

I could go on and on about how the media continues to prop up self-proclaimed experts on climate science as actual experts, but I'm sure you get the picture.

It's hard to listen when your emotions are heated. Just ask Christopher Monckton who called young activists who protested The Americans for Prosperity meeting in Copenhagen yesterday, 'Hitler Youth.'

Fifty young U.S. clean energy activists stormed the stage today in Copenhagen during a live webcast organized by Americans for Prosperity and featuring climate denier Lord Christopher Monckton.

Amidst the stolen email hoopla, one thing remains resoundingly clear: the manufactured scandal is part of a decades-long effort by special interests to discredit the work of climate scientists.