(Starring Michael Mann as Private Ryan) It’s big news when the world’s most famous Nobel Prize-winning climate scientist and a green film maker demand an apology from another green film maker for making a film and ask him to ban it. This declaration of war within the Green Blob is not available on the internet, except in the … Continue reading →

I don’t mean to upstage Tony’s post, which is a creative work involving thought, takes five minutes to read, and will make you laugh out loud, while this one is just a signpost to this film by Jeff Gibbs, produced by Michael Moore which is overlong, and may make you cry. It has already been signalled by Anthony Watts at … Continue reading →

(h/t Willie Soon) I hadn’t heard of Paul Thacker, journalist at DrilledNews. An article he wrote for Environmental Science and Technology back in 2006 defending Mann from criticisms by McIntyre is archived at Realclimate – Gaia knows why, since it contains no information about Mann’s work or McIntyre’s criticisms, referring merely to “former mining executive” … Continue reading →

It’s time, I thought, to write the definitive text on Climate Scepticism. So I started my research by googling “climate scepticism,” and my first hit was the Wikipaedia article on “Climate Change Denial.” (There is no Wiki article on climate scepticism.) And the only Wiki article we have about us is prefaced with this note: … Continue reading →

By that I mean, has climate hysteria finally been defeated, and will it be replaced by sensible, rational, evidence-based policies for dealing with changes in the climate, or any other natural process which may or may not be caused by human activity? Richard’s article two weeks ago based on an article by Jason Bordoff, suggested … Continue reading →

Forget fake news about the pandemic. Most of the real news is being faked, and I haven’t seen any criticism of it in the mainstream media. Forgive me if you’ve already read criticism of this kind. Because of course I haven’t read every single article on the subject, only about 0.1% of them. Which is … Continue reading →

[Post updated to include the entire quote from The Atlantic which is to be the basis for the proposed research] 23 hours ago Ulli Ecker posted this on Reddit: COVID-19 will change the world forever. But how will it change? What will the post-COVID world look like? More important, what do we want it to look like? … Continue reading →