Monthly Archives: March 2015

Where have all the alarmists gone? No CO2 warming! Where have all the alarmists gone? Long time paused! .. Where have all the alarmists gone? Gone to new scares everyone. When will we ever learn When will we ever learn … Continue reading →

From the “I told you CO2 was a plant food” stable comes this story: “Analysis of 20 years of satellite data has revealed the total amount of vegetation globally has increased by almost the equivalent of 4 billion tonnes of … Continue reading →

There’s been a recent spate of stories hitting the news to the effect that the 2C limit is too high. From the number and uniform tone, these are clearly part of an orchestrated campaign. So what is this campaign? The … Continue reading →

When I said: “Inhofe: finally the big guns are firing” December last year, I knew it wouldn’t be long before he hit home. Now the US Senate has passed a bill blocking a carbon tax by what looks to me … Continue reading →

The Global Warming War This is a really fun summary of the debate and funny.

There’s nothing I dislike more than evil people who set out intentionally to destroy the reputations of others knowing they don’t deserve it. Ever since I read Lewandowsky’s research and discovered he had done research into how a lie sticks … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99KFz7RtZaM Apparently this video has now been pulled. It was a mixed bag both talking about global cooling and possible global warming. I wondered if I spotted Hansen in the first scene but was going to take a closely look … Continue reading →

[As JK rightly highlights I stated ECS as 1. It should have been stated as a temperature. Using a typical figure for the effect of CO2 without feedbacks this would be 1C. However, that 1C figure is itself disputed. Prof … Continue reading →

I’ve been dealing with another one of those vile internet bullies who keep trying to write the global cooling scare out of history. What really shows their low IQ, is that Hansen wasn’t saying anything different from what most intelligent … Continue reading →

Looking down the list of speakers at Ringberg today, it struck me that not one of them was an engineer and none of them seemed to have any relevant qualifications or experience in feedback systems. So if they aren’t trained … Continue reading →