Video: SNL: Al Gore Out Crazies the Crazy

The author of The Assault on Reason (and self-proclaimed "popular vote guy") decides to start acting crazy to combat the Climate Crisis.

Hacked climate emails: conspiracy or tempest in a teapot? | csmonitor.com

One target, climate researcher John Christy at the University of Alabama at Huntsville, finds the emails reflect a disturbing level of what he terms “group think.” In an email exchange (a polite one), he writes:

These people act in concert to diminish, reject, and otherwise denigrate findings with which they do not agree — and they are able to do so because of their “establishment” positions. This is the preservation of “group think” at its most serious level…. The group represented by the bulk of these emails does indeed have a message to defend. Those of us who see problems with that message are aware of how the data are manufactured and interpreted to support that message — and worse, how these establishment scientists act as gatekeepers for the “consensus” reports to suppress alternative findings.

American Thinker: CRU Files Betray Climate Alarmists' Funding Hypocrisy

Needless to say, all four of these CRU “potential funding sources” have an undeniably intrinsic financial interest in the promotion of the carbochondriacal reports CRU is ready, willing, and able to dish out ostensibly on-demand. And equally obvious is that Jones is all too aware that a renewable energy-funded CRU will remain the world’s premiere authority on the subject of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) despite any appearance of conflict.

Solar output: Data needs to rule

All of this suggests the chances of the sun entering another prolonged “Maunder-type” minimum is quite low, while a steady upward trend, no doubt with fits and starts, becomes more likely with each new sunspot, and each day of the upward flux continuing.