Monthly Archives: February 2017

Apart from the continual wailing and gnashing of teeth following Pruitt’s appointment to the EPA last week, there is no news. Although … I now realise … that having reported the lack of news as news, that in itself is … Continue reading →

In the last article I asked people to undertake a quick test (see here) and thanks to all those who took part – it’s started to answer the very simple question: if a lot of people drew a line through … Continue reading →

[WATU 4]

House Republicans demand climate documents from state attorneys general — again For years, the Glassy-Eyed Cult (GECs) have been able to use their huge power in the US, backed by the huge FAKE news press, to assault and silence any … Continue reading →

I went to twitter to gauge the reaction of the snowflakes to Scott Pruit’s confirmation to run the EPA is just beginning to hit twitter … @POTUS @EPA Scott Pruit Denies science and climate change. Trump favors money over saving … Continue reading →

According to “Scientific” American, (which I hear is gunning for Trump and continually pushes global warming pseudo-science): Lawmakers are remaking NASA in order to leave parts of the agency’s earth science program untouched but remove its climate change research Exactly … Continue reading →

Ever since the 19th century when people first realised that the earth has regularly changed it’s climate, the evidence for ongoing continuous climate change has been growing. This is patently obvious if you look at the longest temperature series from … Continue reading →

In a bizarre turn of events, we now have republican Lamar Smith who Chairs the NOAA oversight committee, issuing a press statement effectively demanding NOAA (who are answerable to Trump) comply with their outstanding legal subpoena. And here’s the fun … Continue reading →

Several times in the last few months I’ve found myself trying to explain some pretty basic concepts of climate to other sceptics. So, I’ve begun wondering what a basic climate course for sceptics would cover, and my initial ideas are … Continue reading →