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Tag Archives: Stern Review
Is it now time to admit defeat?
This is a transcript of an email I sent to Lord Monckton yesterday (and copied to Directors of both the GWPF and the IEA). _________________________________ Dear Lord Monckton, I am pleased to note that you were satisfied with my attempt … Continue reading
The Tough Guide to Climate Denial
I have previously referred to Robert Henson’s Rough Guide to Climate Change, in which is included his summary of the positions adopted by those that claim to be “sceptical”. In the past, I have merely paraphrased what he said but, … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropocene, Capitalism, Carbon Capture and Storage, Civilisation, Climate Science, Consumerism, Economics, IPCC, James Delingpole, Mass Extinctions, Politics, UNFCCC
Tagged Anthony Watts, IPCC, James Delingpole, Man-Bear-Pig, Richard Muller, Sir Nicholas Stern, Stern Review, William Nordhaus
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Why are Euro sceptics also climate sceptics?
Because both involve the maladaptive coping strategy of ‘blame-shifting’. (Clive Hamilton) It is a matter of public record that only 3 MPs (all Conservatives) voted against the third and final reading of the Climate Change Bill in October 2008 (Christopher … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Climate Science, Computer Models, Consumerism, Economics, Environment, Growthmania, IPCC, Liberalism, Money Fetishism, Politics, Scepticism
Tagged Clive Hamilton, Euro Zone crisis, Heaven and Earth, Institute of Economic Affairs, IPCC, Requiem for a Species, Sir Nicholas Stern, Stern Review
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