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Strawberry Fields Forever
Lovely Louise Gray is back in the Telegraph to tell us about Climate change resistant strawberries (the oceans are dying, the Maldives will disappear, all wildlife will become extinct, the seas will...
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For the uncommitted
To begin with, a short explanatory note… I know that many people consider the climate change arguments to be dull, boring and of no relevance to their lives and interests; we frequently hear it...
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Man and nature – not man versus nature
Apologies -I left the blog unmanned yesterday to take part in an anti-green demonstration. Tens of thousands of us attended, policed by a handful of PCSOs trying to look as though they had something...
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A new green paradox
There is supposed to exist something known as the Green Paradox which says that ‘policies of lowering carbon demand may aggravate rather than alleviate climate change.’ It’s nonsense, of course,...
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One week weather check
One of the more puzzling aspects of our taxpayer-funded Met Office is its apparent ability to confidently predict local climate several decades into the future when it is seemingly unable to predict...
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Private profits, public risk again
This headline is not quite as it seems as the 30% increase is the projected increase over the next 20 years. But it does apply to yet another subsidy for the ‘private’ energy companies that we are...
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Unscientific American
At last! Alertnet brings us the news we’ve all been waiting for! My, that dried up river channel looks pretty bad, eh? Not to worry – this is how it looked a couple of weeks later.....
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Give £85 a month and save the nematode worm
I recently signed up to Google Alerts and in the space of less than 2 days, I have received 26 e-mails, mostly containing multiple ‘news’ items sympathetic to the CO2 consensus meme. The alarmists’...
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Everywhere in Chains
It’s Sod’s Law, I suppose, that has given us the greyest, wettest day of the summer for the Stony Stratford uprising: the greatest of respect to all those involved for defending our real interests....
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The BBC – actively stifling dissent
Apparently, this story is sourced from the Daily Telegraph but I’m unable to find it online. The Daily Mail’s version doesn’t make too much sense but it does appear to suggest that the long-awaited...
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Pretend scientists model pretend climate in a pretend land..
… and by the time I’d fired up WordPress to blog about the fictional nature of climate science, the Telegraph was pretending that there was no such story. Fictional inputs, fictional result… and...
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