Friday 14 April 2023 Clear, crisp commentary. Very familiar. Email from Neil Woolliams in Canada Many have been saying this for years. Canada’s 35 million is a drop in the bucket, compared to China & India?..!! Once upon a time in a northern Dominion called Canada, there was a thriving oil industry that provided fuel … Continue reading A Fairy Tale of Canada: Where is the balance; the common sense; the big picture?
Tag: Global Warming
Nigel Lawson
The death this week of Lord Lawson to me represents the loss of a hero. Not just because he was Nigella's father, but because he has been a consistent sceptic on the religion of climate alarmism who has preached the doctrine of adaptation. This link covers his claims to fame comprehensively- https://mailchi.mp/8353d1aff662/nigel-lawson-and-the-birth-of-the-gwpf-195211?e=cd8e32a07f Some twenty odd … Continue reading Nigel Lawson
Climate Emergency?-‘It’s a Lie!’
by IAN PLIMER – I DON’T have opinions. I have facts. They are repeatable and validated. Fact #1: No one has ever proven that human emissions of carbon dioxide drive global warming. For more than two decades I have been asking scientists for this proof. If proven, it would also have to be shown that natural carbon dioxide … Continue reading Climate Emergency?-‘It’s a Lie!’
Now Here’s Some Common Sense
ANOTHER QUOTE OF NOTE: From Whitehaven Coal boss Paul Flynn, who is riding high on astronomical coal prices, and worried our emissions reduction targets are out of step with the reality of delivery. “Wind and solar don’t provide reliable power. It is the definition of all care and no responsibility in the energy sector. You take … Continue reading Now Here’s Some Common Sense
Climate Change and Renewables
I am astonished at the number of highly intelligent people who continue to take climate change as a “given” and the pursuit of renewables as the solution. Can’t they read and see what is happening in Germany, Britain, Sri Lanka and many other countries? Countries that have realised at the present state of technology (particularly … Continue reading Climate Change and Renewables
Energy and Modern Civilisation
Whilst this is long, it is so good that I believe it should be repeated in full. It approaches my favourite subject (obsessive?) from a different angle.
Jonathan Sumption With John Anderson
I was tremendously impressed with this "Conversation" - https://johnanderson.net.au/conversations-lord-jonathan-sumption/ Sumption's clarity of mind and mastery of expression, together with John's incisive direction, had a great impact. I was, however, astonished to hear Lord Sumption say that he believed human caused climate change was "a potentially terminal problem" and he accepts the scientific basis of this … Continue reading Jonathan Sumption With John Anderson
Climate Change-My Position
My position, and I acknowledge some of you don't agree, is that the whole movement is based on a false premise. That premise is that the current low level of warming since the Industrial Revolution and the apocalyptic forecasts, are mainly caused by human induced emissions of carbon dioxide, not natural causes.My reading, much by … Continue reading Climate Change-My Position
View from a Purlewaugh farm: climate variability, not change
Bob Freebairn 9 Aug 2021, 5:30 a.m. Purlewaugh long term rainfall trend. Similar to many central northern NSW areas, trending slightly upwards, contrary to many beliefs on climate change effects. Purlewaugh long term rainfall trend. Similar to many central northern NSW areas, trending slightly upwards, contrary to many beliefs on climate change effects. In many … Continue reading View from a Purlewaugh farm: climate variability, not change
Global Warming/Climate Change
Two recent developments should have put paid to the fundamental underlying assumption that human caused emissions of carbon dioxide (and other so called greenhouse gasses) are a major factor in the very moderate actual increase in global temperatures. The first development was the fact that when human emissions dropped significantly during the Global Financial Crisis … Continue reading Global Warming/Climate Change