David Wojick cfact.org David Wojick, Ph.D. is an independent analyst working at the intersection of science, technology and policy. You may think that climate science is complicated and that the scientists who are alarmed about climate change know what they are doing. Well, yes and no. The climate
For all that they endlessly bleat about “following the science”, it is increasingly clear that the climate lobby are either lying or completely ignorant about some basic facts of science. Not least about global sea levels and the supposed fates of islands and coastal communities. Yes, sea levels are rising.
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John Maunder The chart below shows that since 1979, when reliable satellite observations became available, there has been an overall warming trend in the average tropospheric temperatures, apart from, at times, milder temperatures since about 1999, but with three significant warm periods associated with the El Nino events in 1998
John Rofe Earth’s two most important Endowments are Water [H2O] and Carbon Dioxide [CO2] – Add light, we get Oxygen [O2] Despite being an investor in renewable energy technologies, materials and systems and therefore a beneficiary of the Glasgow COP26 Charade, I was horrified at the blatant hypocrisy on show.
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CLINTEL clintel.org. At COP26, the wealthy global elite arrived in Glasgow on 400 private jets to lecture those attending. They said that our technological achievements have caused a global “climate emergency”, that it was “one minute to midnight” and that if we failed to stop this supposedly disastrous trend
“Virtue signalling” is defined as, “To take a conspicuous but essentially useless action ostensibly to support a good cause but actually to show off how much more moral you are than everybody else”. Since first appearing some time in the early 2000s and edging out Patrick West’s closely-related
Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com For weeks now, there has been saturation level news coverage predicting a doomsday future caused by human-induced global warming. The reason, of course, is that the annual United Nations “Conference of Parties” – COP26 – has been held in Glasgow, where 25,000 advocates have been
Greta Thunberg, Prince Charles, David Attenborough, Leonardo DiCaprio and our very own James Shaw may be disappointed their quasi religious hysteria at COP26 failed to generate a tsunami of fear; instead media coverage is akin to the normal ebb and fall of a predictable tide, now receding. By the time
Does Scott Morrison really want to win the next election? Because, right now, he seems to be doing nearly everything he can to guarantee a thumping loss. Mostly, by caving into the noisy green lobby in the inner-cities of Melbourne and Sydney, and ignoring the vast swathes of voters
Here’s a little puzzle for you: a dam is drained and at its bottom are found the remnants of an old farm. Do you conclude that a) the water level was once as low or lower than now, when the farm was built; or b) that the find shows
Imagine if the Morrison government announced that it was spending a quarter of a billion dollars, to build exclusive service stations for luxury vehicle owners. The media and the left would go insane. Yet, that is, effectively, what the government has just announced. If anything, the left is complaining that
It’s a bit of a mystery to the green-left why we ordinary folk tend to think that Extinction Rebellion are a bunch of upper-class nutters. I mean, who doesn’t have an Arts degree, live in an expensive inner-city suburb, and spend their spare time dressing
John Maunder Among the many climate science meetings I have attended, the most significant, at least in terms of climate change is concerned, was my involvement in the UN sponsored International Conference held 35 years ago in the beautiful town of Villach, Austria. One hundred experts from 30 countries attended
