Briefings

Access Operation Noah's research and analysis on a range of topics around climate change, including in-depth papers on some of the key issues.

A Note on the Latest Science (18 March)

This note is compiled from a review of online resources published by James Hansen, David Wasdell, the Tyndall Centre, the Hadley Centre, the IPCC and the Royal Society.

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Update on the Climate Change Bill (26 June 2008)

The Government's Climate Change Bill is now being debated in the House of Commons having been through the House of Lords at a leisurely pace earlier in the year. Second reading in the Commons took place on 9th June 2008. Operation Noah is disappointed that their Lordships did not make more use of the opportunity to stiffen the government's spine to go further, faster to drive down dangerous greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate Change: There is no planet B

Download Operation Noah new leaflet (December 2007). Please note that even though this leaflet looks similar to the previous Operation Noah 2005 flyer "Climate Change the future is in your hand", the text has been thoroughly updated. You can also order high quality printed copies for your community from the Operation Noah office (click on contact us).

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Operation Noah's Campaign: Evidence from the Science

This briefing explains Operation Noah's rational for taking a stronger approach to emissions reductions than the government and other campaigns.

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Is Al Gore's movie "An Inconvenient Truth" really full of errors? (12 October 2007)

You may have heard that a UK judge has ruled that Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" is one-sided and contains nine errors. In fact the judge's ruling is more complicated and favourable than this, as he said that the award winning documentary is "broadly accurate" in its "presentation of the causes and likely effects of climate change" and that it can be shown in schools. It is unfortunate that the British press did not necessarily report this appropriately. We provide some information and links giving a more balanced view on the ruling, as well as some links related to the award of the Nobel Prize for Peace to Al Gore on Friday 12 October 2007.

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