Climate Fiction is big business. There’s even a website devoted to academic research in the subject with its own Research Tool (Dan Bloom is his name. He’s a 1971 graduate of Tufts University in Boston where he majored in post-modern European literature.) Most of it seems to be rough, tough American stuff, but I’m sure …
Channel 4’s Dispatches had a half-hour programme last night on The True Cost of Green Energy. You might be able to see it by following the link (though you have to register, and for me it doesn’t work, the video just hangs). The presenter Antony Barnett is of course fully signed up to climate alarm, and … Continue reading
I hear that it is the height of arrogance for CAGW sceptics to criticise the climate scientists without themselves having any experience or expertise in the subject. Apparently, if they are not able or prepared to offer an alternative thesis resulting from the fruits of their own scientific studies, then they should just shut up, … Continue reading
From today’s Independent: Leading LGBT+ rights lawyer David Buckel dies after setting himself on fire in protest in Brooklyn park ‘My early death by fossil fuel reflects what we are doing to ourselves’ A leading LGBT+ lawyer and environmental activist used fossil fuels to burn himself to death in New York in a drastic protest … Continue reading
Anthony Watts reports on another smear on Susan Crockford and himself: Climate Change Denialists Say Polar Bears Are Fine. Scientists Are Pushing Back, by Erica Goode of the New York Times. Anthony says I’m not allowed to give any of the details of it other than a link because I recently got a threat letter … Continue reading
A number of us here at Cliscep and on other sites recently received this email: Heya. I’m sure this e-mail comes out of the blue, and I am sorry to bother you like this. Some of you may not like me. Some of you may not care about me, one way or another. Some of … Continue reading
It has become not only easy, but almost de rigueur for climate alarmists to retreat to false classification–almost objectification–of their opponents, especially when they cannot respond satisfactorily to arguments made against them. But the classifications are getting more discrete, if not discreet. Where before the hate speech term ‘denier’ was almost enough to serve their … Continue reading
Whenever I look back on the banality of my recently defunct career, I can’t resist the urge to abstract myself from the story. Who is this guy who wasted so much time on so much trivia? That can’t be me! It says here in the script that I was an intellectual behemoth who offered the … Continue reading
