Have we truly entered an unprecedented climate crisis, as has been widely claimed for years? Freedom Research’s new climate documentary “No Boiling Planet: A Climate of False Alarm” critically examines the climate claims circulating in the public sphere and poses exactly this kind of straightforward question.
With the help of prominent scientists and experts with whom we examine the question, a very different picture emerges: scientists lack a clear understanding or consensus view of the causes of climate change, and the frightening end-of-the-world scenarios we have repeatedly read about in the media should be treated with clear skepticism.
„No Boiling Planet: A Climate of False Alarm” (2026)
Runtime: 81 minutes
Content Editor and Host: Hannes Sarv
Executive Producer: Deisi Helemäe-Sarv
The film provides an overview of various central questions in the climate debate, for example:
the nature of climate change and its history;
climate fear in the mid-20th century, when the planet was actually cooling – that is, the fear of a new ice age;
the role of CO₂ in nature and its actual ability to warm the climate;
extreme weather events and whether it can truly be claimed that storms, floods, etc., have increased, or whether we are being misled;
energy, and whether the solutions offered to us – wind and solar power, often called intermittent electricity – are actually solutions.
In summary, the documentary “No Boiling Planet: A Climate of False Alarm” gives viewers the opportunity to weigh different arguments and evidence and draw their own independent conclusions about whether we are truly facing a serious climate crisis or not.
Scientists and experts featured in the film:
William Happer – Physicist, Professor Emeritus, Princeton University
Richard Lindzen – Atmospheric physicist, Professor Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Judith Curry – Climatologist, former Chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology; Professor Emerita
Samuel Furfari – Professor Emeritus of Geopolitics and Energy Policy, Université libre de Bruxelles; former senior official at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy
Lars Schernikau – Dr. Lars Schernikau is an energy economist, commodity trader, entrepreneur and author. Lars believes that energy should not be a political matter. His conclusions are based on how energy systems actually work, what they cost and what is needed to keep them running reliably. These views are not influenced nor do they change, regardless of one’s views on “anthropogenic global warming” (AGW). Providing reliable and affordable energy is a necessity, not a political angle. For more on Lars’ views and opinions refer to his books and energy blog… Link 🔗 (https://unpopular-truth.com/blog/)
Valter Kiisk – Associate Professor, Institute of Physics, University of Tartu
Arne Ader – Biologist and renowned nature photographer
