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Category Archives: Climate
Sceptic blogs suddenly reappear in Google news feed.
I was scanning through the global warming stories on Google this morning** – using “show latest” – which shows me (most of) what it appearing, not what Google tell me I should read. when I suddenly spotted an article by … Continue reading
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The cold reality of "Global warming".
There’s no doubt the alarmists are getting desperate, resorting to increasingly desperate measures and now you really have to be extremely gullible to believe the nutters in the climate establishment. One obvious one, is that Google have removed all sceptic … Continue reading
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Proof that man-made temperature increases is much less than natural variation
As one of the first people to start talking about the pause, if not the first, I knew it would be important in this debate. However, I’m not sure I’ve ever tried to explain why it is so important in … Continue reading
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Just how much difference did the Pope's encycli-folly make? Not much!
You don’t need to be an expert to interpret this graph: This shows the google trend for “global warming” before, during and after the release of the encyclical. I knew at the time it was going down like a lead … Continue reading
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Energy efficiency programs are another green flop
Sometimes one doesn’t need to know any German to understand Eike’s articles. Energie-Effizienz-Programme sind ein weiterer grüner Flop Here’s the gist of it: Energy efficiency has long been touted as a means of political leaders in the fight against climate … Continue reading
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Global Warming likely to be issue in US presidential race
Whilst it’s been pretty obvious that Republicans understand the climate issue and are very sceptical, I was beginning to worry that Democrat candidates might become sceptical and rather than having the show down to end the scam, we might just … Continue reading
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Nobel-winning physicist who backed Obama: Prez ‘dead wrong’ on global warming
There’s a strory doing the rounds that Ivar Giaever, a scientist who shared the 1973 Nobel Prize in Physics, challenged Mr. Obama in a July 1 speech at the 65th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany. “I say this … Continue reading
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How much did acadmics get right about the climate?
I thought I would set myself a challenge: how much did academics get right about the climate. I probably missed a few things, but the answer is “not much”. I’m going to ignore the stupid academic argument that climate is … Continue reading
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Man-made CO2 in perspective
It’s come to my attention from Cedric that the quote below may not apply to CO2 as I originally thought but likely includes the potent greenhouse gas: water vapour. As such the title of my article might be misleading. Reblogged: … Continue reading
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Are the Dead Parrot Talks – about to be trashed by El Nino hype?
For almost the last year, we’ve been seeing reports from alarmists in effect saying “when the El Nino comes – this will prove its warmer and that will save the dead parrot”.
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