Just in case you hadn’t heard, a U.K. blogger, Tallbloke, recently had his home invaded by six police officers who – after approximately three hours – left with two computers and a router, claiming that they wished to “clone” the hard drives as part of their (now two-year old) “investigation” into a “data security breach”…
The Climategate 2.0 (CG2) emails, as I had noted (as have others) provide further confirmation and context of that which was discovered in the initial release two years ago. Many are finding that, well, it’s just as bad as – if not worse than – we thought. By way of example, David Holland, in a…
H/t to my Dad for alerting me to this … a little on the long side, but great parody and good listening!
In a recent post on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [UNFCCC] post-Durban quarter-backing, Dr. Judith Curry asks: My main question at this point is whether the [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] IPCC is relevant to what is going on at this point with the UNFCCC? If the AR5 has higher confidence in…
I’m not sure how many voting delegates were still at the negotiating table in Durban when the dust finally settled on the Conference of the Partygoers at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) – which wrapped up its overtime session with many group hugs and declarations of success. The Press Release (ready-made…
While the world waits to see what “agreement” might emerge when the puff of green smoke is sent up from Durban (“time is not on their side”, according to the President of the meeting) … John Shade has pulled together an “anthology” of poetry from Bishop Hill commenters: Climate Lessons: Poetry on Bishop Hill, Christmas…
Yesterday, the U.K. Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) released a report by journalist and author Christopher Booker, entitled The BBC and Climate Change: A Triple Betrayal. Booker’s report (which I’m still reading), as the title indicates, documents three betrayals (from the GWPF Press Release): His report, The BBC and Climate Change: A Triple Betrayal, shows…
The other day, I wrote about Josh’s Brilliant Sketches of a Little Meeting. Today [h/t Matthew Taylor via FB], via video some highlights from this meeting: Enjoy (I know I am!)
Almost two years ago to the day, in my very first post, I wrote about Mike Hulme and his involvement in the circulation of a virtual chain-mail prior to Kyoto. In June of this year, during a lecture, Hulme claimed that he had completely “forgotten” about his role until he read the (first release of)…
U.K. columnist James Delingpole recently interviewed Donna Laframboise, author of The Delinquent Teenager Who Was Mistaken for the World’s Top Climate Expert, on “Radio Free Delingpole” hosted by Ricochet. I’m listening even as I type. Dellers seems to be doing most of the talking, but it’s definitely worth a listen. Interview starts about 3 or…
