Encouraging reasoned debate on Climate Change and Energy
At Climate Debate UK we aim to inform the public of the information they need to understand the nature of the discussion around both climate change and global warming. In as far as there has been a public discussion to date, this has been mostly characterised by an alarmist and often catastrophising narrative. On this website we seek to give a calm account of the factors that are leading to concern, but as importantly give the detailed and well reasoned case as to why the current discourse doesn’t need to be as overly dramatised as it typically is.
Overall what is needed is a balanced and calm assessment of the challenges that climate change and global warming may and, in certain instances, may not bring, so that the public can engage with the evidence regarding these important matters of both the changing climate and how best we produce the energy we need to foster prosperity and broadly distributed economic opportunity.
Climate Debate UK hopes to be the key resource in fostering such an approach.
Please explore our website perhaps starting with our About page which gives broader introduction and overview to the approach we seek to take in the form of an FAQ.
How to use this site
We have a growing number of articles which can be found in a number of ways.
You can browse the articles or bytes pages. Bytes are shorter articles on a single question.
Or you can read our guide to the climate debate, which contains a clickable map of our articles.
Or you may wish to use the search box to find what you are looking for.
All of the articles on this site are intended to be works in progress. We will be adding more detail to them and keeping them up-to-date as new developments emerge.
As the site is still a new project and we are adding new articles all the time, we may not yet have what you’re looking for. If there’s something you would like us to cover, please let us know. Also, if you disagree with something we have said, or believe that an important angle is missing from one of the articles, get in touch, too.
Get involved
The intention of this site is to provide information for everyone with an interest in the climate debate. We are grateful for people sharing our work and letting us know what they think about the site and content.
We are just a small team, and the climate debate covers a huge number of subjects. If you’re able to help us produce articles or other content, we’d love to hear from you. If you have some expertise that you’d like to share but are not keen on writing, you can give us the bullet points and links, and we’ll do the rest. You may just want to give us the links to the latest developments in climate science. Contact us.