Brad Keyes is too shy to mention it himself, but he has the second chapter of his definitive history of the climate debate up at JoNova’s
Brad Keyes is too shy to mention it himself, but he has the second chapter of his definitive history of the climate debate up at JoNova’s
The first part of Brad’s history if climate is here
http://joannenova.com.au/2016/04/the-illusion-of-debate-a-history-of-the-climate-issue-part-1/
I see from our magic WordPress stats page that over half the people who come here proceed to JoNova’s as ordered. I don’t know whether to praise you for your discipline or chastise you for not going there more regularly without being told to.
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I used to visit Jo’s on a very regular basis, but recently it has become IMHO rather more parochial and much of its content is of little immediate interest to me. So now I visit only around once every two weeks. The problem with this is that if there is an interesting post, the discussion of it has commonly become exhausted and its not worth adding one’s twopenneth.
Brad is not as shy as you think. He mentioned his history on his own thread Addendix…
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Nor am I too shy to beg readers’ indulgence of my latest piece at Climate Nuremberg: a short memoir of my short life as a High Anglican. To answer the first question that must have occurred to you, this is how we differed from Low and Middle-brow Anglicans:
Read it all, and less, at https://climatenuremberg.com/2018/02/20/her-name-was-trinity-and-she-made-me-a-man/.
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