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James Delingpole

Why a Big Oil row tells us it’s time to stop fetishising experts

7 April 2018

9:00 AM

7 April 2018

9:00 AM

Something extraordinary and largely unreported has just happened in a court in San Francisco. A federal judge has said that there is no Big Oil conspiracy to conceal the truth about climate change. In fact, Judge William Alsup — a Clinton appointment, so he can hardly be accused of right-wing bias — was really quite snarky with the plaintiffs who claimed there was such a conspiracy.

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