Von: Slimething
If Dana is reading this thread, I’d like to know why while bashing Joe Bastardi at Joe Romm’s blog recently you erroneously stated the stratosphere is cooling when it clearly has been warming since ~...
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Ike: It occurred to me that polar bears might instinctively navigate to minimize the effects from adverse ocean currents and tidal flows. Otherwise, they could spend a fair amount of their time...
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Pierre, maybe we should mention that the Focus article is based on the book “The Rational Optimist” by Matt Ridley. For the people here who don’t read the German article itself.
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And they also have an interview with him, http://www.focus.de/digital/multimedia/die-welt-ist-besser-als-sie-denken-freiheit-hilft_aid_586516.html in which he mentions, amongst others, Indur Goklany,...
View ArticleVon: R. de Haan
The planet is doing fine. It is our industrial civilization and human kind that’s under siege. We all know that the climate change doctrine is not about climate but politics. Therefore it is good to...
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Slimething 26. Januar 2011 at 19:46 | Permalink | Reply “If Dana is reading this thread, I’d like to know why while bashing Joe Bastardi at Joe Romm’s blog recently you erroneously stated the...
View ArticleVon: Bernd Felsche
Nothing new. Helmut Kuhne sang about a similar project “Wir Holen Den Mount Everest Nach Sylt”
View ArticleVon: Climategate.nl» Blog Archive » Rode Zee staat op het punt Afrika te...
[...] atmosfeer te reduceren. Niet omdat er iets met ons klimaat aan de hand is maar door een volslagen malafide en doorgeslagen overheidsbeleid. Daarom is een simpele vraag gerechtvaardigd. Kan het...
View ArticleVon: O is for Optimism | Skeptical Swedish Scientists
[...] for Effort” to some in our fun-filled Ruling Classes who never seem to tire of trying (by the historically popular: sheer status seeking ambition) to derail the global prosperity train. Good luck...
View ArticleVon: Bernd Felsche
There was a time when silly ideas reported in radio news bulletins would be followed up by an appropriate tune from the DJ. Alas, we’re too “sophisticated” to do that sort of thing nowadays.
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