The Heartland Institute hosted a Climate Reality Forum on November 2-3 LIVE from Glasgow, Scotland, site of the United Nations’ major global climate conference, COP26.
Heartland’s program offered science, data, and analysis that will counter the alarmist “science” and agenda of the United Nations.
DAY 1 (Nov. 2) Previously Recorded
Day 1 Speakers
Introductions James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
Framing the issues that really matter Craig Rucker, president, CFACT (USA)
Alarmism and realism on the ground in the UK Harry Wilkinson, Harry Wilkinson, head of policy, Global Warming Policy Forum (UK)
Germany’s green energy fiasco Wolfgang Müller, general secretary of the European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) (Germany)
Climate realism in continental Europe Marcel Crok, co-founder, CLINTEL (France)
A brief overview of the climate change debate James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
The UN’s climate hypocrisy Marc Morano, publisher, ClimateDepot.com (USA)
The climate future is bright for the world’s youth Naomi Seibt, founder, Naomi Seibt Institute (Germany)
Closing observations James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
DAY2 (Nov. 3) Previously Recorded
Day 2 speakers
Opening remarks James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
The Evil Motives of Climate Socialism Naomi Seibt, founder, Naomi Seibt Institute (Germany) \
Climate fiction vs Climate reality James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
Marcel Crok, co-founder, CLINTEL (The Netherlands) 14:15 – 14:45 GMT [10:15 AM – 10:45 AM ET]
An overview of Heartland’s Climate Realism videos Andy Singer, Climate Realism video series, The Heartland Institute (USA) 14:45 – 15:05 GMT
Announcing Climate at a Glance for Teachers and Students James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
The Green Energy Crisis in Europe Wolfgang Müller, general secretary of the European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) (Germany)
Panel discussion: Reaction to COP26 Harry Wilkinson, head of policy, NetZero (UK) Craig Rucker, president, CFACT (USA) Christopher Monckton, Third Viscount Brenchley (UK) James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA) MODERATOR: Jim Lakely, vice president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
Closing remarks James Taylor, president, The Heartland Institute (USA)
