
For decades, United Nations climate bodies, international organisations and much of the media have warned that human greenhouse-gas emissions—particularly carbon dioxide—are causing global warming and creating serious climatic risks requiring urgent action.
But what if the scientific evidence is far less certain than the public has been led to believe?
This article examines scientific criticism of the prevailing climate narrative, explores the limitations of climate modelling, and considers whether the assumptions underlying the Net Zero agenda deserve greater public scrutiny.
