I sort of like to keep up on who’s writing books about climate and how they’re doing. Amazon always has a list of product details that includes four rankings. There’s a best seller’s rank and three top categories ranks. Two people I follow closely have just written books so I thought I’d check out how … Continue reading
or The Second Day of Thunberg Four nights ago, their time, Americans sat enthralled by a White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing that’s just about to start (my time). The daily virus conference is the highlight of my existence of late; it’s one tradition I hope carries on long after COVID-19 is eradicated. Like … Continue reading
It’s not Mao’s Great Leap Forward, it’s the Leap Forward in Great Science, that being Climate Science. Warming signal links global floods and fires. Great science leaps forward by @FrediOtto @gjvoldenborgh and others have made link more certain than ever https://t.co/hfACSLn2h5 — Piers Forster (@piersforster) November 15, 2019 In view of the policy measures currently … Continue reading
I’ve already brought this subject up in a comment on John Ridgway’s latest post. But I’ll labour the point because I think it does bear labouring and it’s indicative of a disturbing trend in climate change activist circles now to ignore science, ignore evidence and basically make stuff up, which is then re-packaged as … Continue reading
Just in time for the UN climate summit in New York attended by Saint Greta of Aspergers herself, no less, and to order by the UN, the WMO has released its state of the climate 2015-19 high level synthesis report entitled, no doubt in deference to the Pig-Tailed One, United in Science. It’s … Continue reading
In the Telegraph today: I was put in a bad mood recently after hearing the Turner Prize-winning artist Lubaina Himid on Desert Island Discs. She said she was glad that artists often no longer worked alone, preferring to be members of groups. The word “group” makes grumps like me shudder, being one of those … Continue reading
The Conversation now has a policy of publishing articles which promote the false notion that extreme weather is virtually synonymous with climate change and in particular that vulnerable, low-lying island and coastal communities are climate change victims because of sea level rise and/or extreme weather. Their most recent fake news article has apparently … Continue reading
Miracles happen. You wake up one day, lazily scan the science news on the BBC website, expecting the usual climate alarmist drivel and then suddenly it hits you – bang! Continue reading
Alarmism on stilts with its dunce cap on. This is what the public are being fed on. It’s just so ridiculous, I wonder if it’s worth even commenting on, but people who know nothing about IPCC climate science will read this and think it is fact Continue reading
The BBC’s latest climate insanity is a four minute video in their series “Ideas” entitled “Are you suffering from climate change anxiety?” consisting of interviews with three anxious young people, and comments by a psychologist. Paul Homewood was first off the mark (he always is) with this article, but I thought it might be useful to enquire … Continue reading
