Imagine a discourse: Unless either scientists become kings in their countries or those who are now called kings and rulers come to be sufficiently inspired with a genuine desire for scientific knowledge; unless that is to say, political power and science meet together … there can be no rest from troubles, my dear reader, for […]
Continue readingHow to Talk to a Climate Skeptic
I am really still working on a post, but am very busy at work with a new project that is taking up a lot of mental energy. I generally have an excess of mental energy (need to get more exercise) but this is more than usual. In the meantime, how about a round of the […]
Continue readingOpen Thread #?
I’m working on a post but it won’t be ready for a while due to other commitments, so I thought I would start a new open thread so you can discuss anything your heart desires related to the topics at hand – climate science, denialism, skepticism, global warming — as long as it’s relevant, please […]
Continue readingLosing My Religion
Over at Climate etc., the eminent Professor of history and political science Dr. Don Aitken, posted an article titled “How did we get into this? . According to Aitken, AGW “orthodoxy” is dominant in part because of a loss of religion, among other things. In my opinion what has occurred is a slow and essentially […]
Continue readingOf Dogs and Fleas
Over at both Mark Lynas’s blog and at Collide-A-Scape, my comment has become a topic of discussion. On Lynas’s blog, Barry Woods seems upset that I consider him an “enemy”. Hey, Barry — if the shoe fits… I haven’t been coy about this whole business. I believe it’s a war — a policy war. As […]
Continue readingOff With Their ‘eads!
Over at Climate Audit, Steve has called for the sacking of the entire WGIII. Here’s Steve: Everyone in IPCC WG3 should be terminated and, if the institution is to continue, it should be re-structured from scratch. Apparently even Mark Lynas thinks so… …a close reading of it shows that the IPCC has made an error much more […]
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August 4, 2011 




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