Volume One Chapter Nine: How did Climate Change dogma rise to such a Commanding Position?

Growing Enviroment Awareness following World War II, conspired with eco-socialism in the 1960s and 1970s to pre-form a philosophy-in-waiting that was kick started to centre stage by the hot Northern hemisphere summer of 1976.

The United Nations sponsored conferences and spawned a series of quangos that took up the running such that when the IPCC was formed and the Conference of the Parties (COPs) took control in the 1990s proper reasoned scientific debate was dead. Since the 1990s unelected quangos have driven the energy policies of Western Nations with the recent exception of the USA.

A leading light in the IPCC ccould not have put it bettwer when he said:

‘One must clearly say: that we re-distribute de facto the world’s wealth by climate policy. One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy. This has almost nothing to do with environmental policy’.

Additional Detail in Volume II

Chapter 11 (pp 330-393) covers the rise of Climate Change dogma in detail

  • Historical background to the start of the 1970s. 331
  • The rise of eco-socialism 336
  • Run-up to the establishment of the IPCC in 1988 342
  • 1988: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change IPCC) 348
  • Approaching the 1992 Earth Summit - Consensus’? 350
  • 1990 IPCC First Assessment Report 351
  • 1991 European buy-in (Brussels) 352
  • 1992 ‘Earth Summit’ 353
  • 1992’s Sea Change – arrival of the COPs 354
  • 1992 Lindzen – there is no consensus. 355
  • 1994 The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – UNFCC 357
  • 1995 Conference of the Parties - COP 360
  • 1995-2025 Other Events 367
  • Personal Experience: Green Fuels Challenge 381
  • 2025 The week Bill Gates nearly joined the Dissenters 383
  • 2025 COP30 Rio 386
  • Postscript (due to Matt Ridley, a seasoned ‘Denier’) 387