Warmist Warren Washington offers up 'climate models' as 'smoking gun proof' of man-made global warming | Climate Depot
Greenland's 'unprecedented' melt?! – 'Unprecedented yet normal, cyclical and expected' | Climate Depot
Greenland's 'unprecedented' melt?! – 'Unprecedented yet normal, cyclical and expected' | Climate Depot
NASA: 'Ice cores from Summit show that melting events of this type occur about once every 150 years on average. With the last one happening in 1889, this event is right on time'Twitter / RogerHarrabin: Major concession by Davey: ...
Major concession by Davey: Through the 2020s, and beyond if gas proves cheap, we expect it to continue to be key in meeting everyday demand.Climate change and the soothing message of luke-warmism
When fossil-fuel funded think tanks set out in the 1990s to sow doubt about climate science their assumed audience was the great unwashed. They could not have hoped to deceive a room full of intellectuals such as those gathered at Hartwell House. No wonder the Hartwell paper has been greeted warmly on climate denier websites.Contractor admits to false carbon claims
...Two affiliated solar panel companies, Polaris Solar, based in Western Australia, and ACT Renewable Energy, have given the ACCC ‘‘informal undertakings’’ after they were caught using dodgy maths to exploit fear of the carbon tax in their advertising.Phone directory half the size thanks to new carbon tax - Local News - News - Opinion - Busselton-Dunsborough Mail
Having received our new Sensis white/yellow pages South West directory, the advertisers or Telstra customers were not informed that the book would be half the size this year.
The 2012/13 book needs a magnifying glass to read.
...The clue may be on page two which states that the Federal Government has awarded Sensis ‘carbon neutral’ status.
So to save trees, they cut it in half, but kept the same amount of information, thus rendering it suitable for recycling or arsonist-friendly from day one, but totally useless as a directory.
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