Two days ago George Monbiot’s dearest wish was granted when he was arrested at an Extinction Rebellion event. The joy on his face as he is dragged along the ground is a sight to behold. After the arrest, and after the cheers of the crowd have died down, he announces to the camera which has …
WUWT has a piece on the “ever-shrinking lawsuits against Exxon” by Charles the Moderator. And, right on cue, the George Mason University Centre for Climate Change Communication has brought out a new report: “America Misled: How the Fossil Fuel Industry Deliberately Misled Americans about Climate Change,” by Cook, Supran, Lewandowsky, Oreskes and Maibach. The article by “experts studying climate … Continue reading
There’s a new survey out today, The State of the State, by Ipsos MORI in conjunction with Deloitte and a think tank called Reform. Ben Page, head of Ipsos MORI, claims that the survey shows “Massive support for #ClimateEmergency action”: NEW Massive support for #ClimateEmergency action – the UK public SAY they support action and … Continue reading
For the original, see here There has to be a peak silliness in the claims of climate cultists, and I suspect it was reached this month in a piece by an Oxford associate professor Dr Nayanika Mathur. She blamed climate change for a person-eating tigress in Maharashtra who devoured 13 villagers. “Tragic tale of a … Continue reading
(Also at Quadrant.) Politicians and climate alarmists are running what amounts to a promises auction about getting the world to zero net emissions in ten to thirty years’ time. It’s easy to bid as you will never be held accountable, you look virtuous and bids cost nothing, at least for the time being. The best … Continue reading
More screencaps from my iPhone today. Discuss? Continue reading
Are you an adolescent? Then this post is about the Power of You. One almost-person can make a difference. And you’re never too young to follow these tips. You don’t need an SAT score to change the climate from an intrinsically-changing entity to a less-changing one for the first time in 4.5bn years. When … Continue reading
Many years ago – I recall not when – I was driving to a place – I recall not where – whilst listening to the radio – I recall not why – and someone was speaking – I recall not who. In fact, I remember next to nothing relating to this anecdote, apart from what … Continue reading
