A balanced and rational approach to climate change
The Global Warming Policy Foundation is a non-partisan think tank and a registered educational charity that focuses on climate and energy policy.
We are deeply concerned about the impact of climate change policies: that they may be doing more harm than good, both to the world’s poorest people and the environment.
Our aim is to provide robust and reliable analysis of climate and energy issues, based on rigorous research, for policymakers and the general public.
The 2024 Hurricane Season
By Paul Homewood
Annual review of hurricane activity based on the findings of key scientific bodies, comparing them to sensationalist news reporting and popular perceptions.
Publications
The UK’s Weather in 2023
Using official data up to 2023, from the Met Office and other sources, this paper examines UK climate trends and assesses the truth of claims that UK weather is becoming ‘more extreme’.
The Ethics of Decarbonisation for the Poor
A new GWPF paper reviews the negative impacts and societal consequences of Western demands for developing countries to adopt Net Zero policies.
Interconnectors and Their Impact on the GB Electricity Market
As the Britain’s electricity system becomes increasingly reliant on interconnection with European nations, a new report warns about the growing risks to the UK’s energy security and security of supply.
The Climate Disaster Fund
A new paper warns that the UN’s new climate loss-and-damage fund is at risk of being mismanaged and turning into a massive boondoggle instead.
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Announcements
Climate Change and Food Security: Minimal Impact?
Dr Benny Peiser appointed as a GWPF trustee
Nigel Lawson would have been delighted with Kemi Badenoch’s ‘Net Zero Scepticism’
Lord Mackinlay announced as new GWPF Director
Recruitment of new Director
GWPF welcomes Charity Commission’s findings
Joe Oliver, former Canadian finance minister, joins the GWPF
We need your help to continue our vital work
The Global Warming Policy Foundation relies on donations from the public to continue its vital work. Your donation will help us to scrutinise climate policies and ensure that the public are educated about the full range of costs and benefits associated with different policy scenarios.
We do not accept gifts from either energy companies or anyone with a significant interest in an energy company.