Friday, September 3, 2010

IPCC Talking about a Conflict of Interests – not

December 20, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental, Westminster

The head of the UN’s climate change panel – Dr Rajendra Pachauri – is accused of making a fortune from his links with ‘carbon trading’ companies
No one in the world exercised more influence on the events leading up to the Copenhagen conference on global warming than Dr Rajendra Pachauri, [...]

Campaign for Better Charities

June 18, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Duncan MacKenzie from the Campaigns and Communications team of Campaign for Better Transport, “a Charitable foundation” They receive £79,639 a year of Council Taxpayers money via London Councils. They also receive funding from Transport for London, sent out the following email:
We’ve been approached by a campaigner in Nottingham who’s alerted us that the Conservatives, who [...]

Public Funding of Science and Taxing Air

February 26, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Getting to the truth does not seem to be the aim of the global warming alarmists that seems to be to promote only their version of the truth to the exclusion of any other evidence. This would not really make that much difference except in this case we are all going to have to pay a very heavy price for the government funded version of truth.

The biggest discover by far in the AGW debate is that the politicians have fund a way of taxing air and we should all understand that they are not going to let go of their new found tax stream and will always find willing scientists to assist them because they are paying the fiddler.

When you fool yourself

February 3, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental, Uncategorized

The snow is a notable event, well actually according to the met office it is ‘extreme snow event’
With the country grinding to a halt under a blanket of around 4 inches of snow it is tempting to ask why such an event as a moderate fall of snow can bring the country to a complete [...]

The Strange Retraction of Peter Jones

January 29, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental, Uncategorized

I do not often watch BBC News and it was only by accident that I did so on Monday  night when they showed an item about recycling. This item was based on comments made by Peter Jones and I suppose hit the headlines because Jones is a key adviser to environment ministers and the London [...]

Vote blue go to pot

January 16, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Instead of facing the real problem and addressing  probably the most important issue for the next government, the leader of the Conservative party today will set out his vision for a low carbon Britain built around a £1bn investment in a hi-tech National Grid that would include putting “smart meters” in every home in the [...]

What a Waste

January 8, 2009 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

In my local paper the Shropshire Star, I have been having a debate with a member of the Green Party sparked by a letter commenting on Eric Pickles the Tory spokesman on the environment; who told radio listeners recently that the whole waste collection policy is a fiasco with economic and revenue concerns rather than [...]

New GW Site

December 30, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Believe it or not, very little research has ever been funded to search for natural mechanisms of warming…it has simply been assumed that global warming is manmade. This assumption is rather easy for scientists since we do not have enough accurate global data for a long enough period of time to see whether there [...]

Interpreting Warming Gobbledegook

December 23, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

An Englishman’s Castle: CO2 Data Selection
Users of these data should be aware that data selection is a difficult but necessary aspect of the analysis and interpretation
of atmospheric trace gas data sets, and the specific data selection scheme used may be determined by the goals of a particular investigation.
They feel the data they present is what [...]

The answer is not blowing in the wind

December 21, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

The wind farm industry has been forced to admit that the environmental benefit of wind power in reducing carbon emissions is only half as big as it had previously claimed.
“The fact is we need to reduce carbon emissions, however you account for them. But there are people who just don’t like wind farms and [...]

The end of all life if the Irish Vote No

May 30, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

As if the Irish did not have enough to worry about with their referendum coming up in a couple of weeks on the impenetrable rehash of the EU Constitution. What with their own political leaders and just about every EU schemer letting them know that a no vote would create untold doom laden inconvenience for [...]

Windfall for Power Generators

April 7, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

A new report of a study for the WWF this morning detailing the windfall profits to power companies from the European emissions trading scheme (ETS) the EU’s flagship market-based mechanism for a progressive reduction of carbon emissions.
Power companies in Spain, Italy, Germany, Britain and Poland are all set to make massive profits from their gifts [...]

Climate changes

April 4, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

From Global warming Politics
Tags: BlogDesk
Of course, those who have deep, vested interests in promoting the ‘global warming’ scare are going to have to be dragged, kicking and screaming, away from their precious toy. As one of my excellent correspondents observes, with so much taxation, control, and carbon trading involved, the fight could become rather nasty. [...]

Pay for View

March 23, 2008 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Front page of the Telegraph today Labour`s secret council tax database penalise properties with a view.

Details about the logging of homes with a view and off-street parking came from answers to Tory parliamentary questions given by Jane Kennedy, John Healey and Phil Woolas, all ministers either at the Department for Communities and Local [...]

Hello Shropshire Star readers

October 31, 2007 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Hellow Shropshire Star readers for those looking for the Mathew Green letters- firstly thanks for the interest, if you do a search top right for Mathew Green you will find the post.

If you want to view other GW posts on Eurealist you will find the link on the left.

If you are looking [...]

Global Warming this morning

March 4, 2007 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

A Tangled Web posts that 2005 data from NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor and Odyssey missions revealed that the carbon dioxide “ice caps” near Mars’s south pole had been diminishing for three summers in a row. So it would seem to add to the evidence that the long-term increase in solar irradiance is heating both [...]

I didn`t know that

March 4, 2007 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Christopher Booker informs readers of his Notebook in the Telegraph that “In terms of meeting the EU’s targets, the moment when waste disposal counts as “recycling” comes when it is collected and registered for that purpose.”

After that it can be and in many areas, often is simply dumped in landfill sites, there would [...]

Global Cooling

January 17, 2007 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

The argument advanced by scientists who study the sun is that too little respect is given to the effect of the sun on climate change.
If these scientists are right, those who argue that even if the likes of Al Gore are wrong about the causes of global warming, it is better to something [...]

‘Uphold Free Speech or Resign’

December 20, 2006 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

Lord Monckton, Viscount of Brenchley, has sent an open letter to Senators Rockefeller (D-WV) and Snowe (R-Maine) in response to their recent open letter telling the CEO of ExxonMobil to cease funding climate-skeptic scientists.
 Lord Monckton, former policy adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, writes: "You defy every tenet of democracy when you invite ExxonMobil [...]

Climate Change Denial

October 6, 2006 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

I have not been keeping up with events this is the first time I have heard the term ‘climate change denial’ or linking those who dare to question one particular view on global warming  to the Nazi Holocaust denier.
This sort of think grabs my attention becasue the USE United States Of Europe deniers always [...]

Nothing More Than Hot Air?

April 10, 2006 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

There are two MSM articles that coincide with two separate themes this blog has referred to recently,
The first was in yesterdays Telegraph “There IS a problem with global warming… it stopped in 1998
By Bob Carter”
For many years now, human-caused climate change has been viewed as a large and urgent problem. In truth, however, the [...]

Climate change is a huge and growing problem.

April 9, 2006 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

More from David Cameron’s speech yesterday Climate change is a huge and growing problem.
In Britain the three hottest years since records began centuries ago all occurred in the last
decade. “Our planet is rapidly getting warmer. The polar ice caps are melting. Sea levels are rising. Hosepipe bans in April. What more [...]

Commission warns member states against GM-free growing zones

March 13, 2006 by Ken  
Filed under Environ-mental

 
 
Saturday’s Mail reported that the EU Commission has threatened member states with legal action if they impose GM-free growing zones in their countries, saying they would violate trade rules by making the cultivation of GM crops “practically impossible”. The EU has also postponed legislation on GM/ conventional crop co-existence until 2008.
EUpolitix

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