Paul writes on his webpage:
The East Anglian Daily Times have published a special supplement this week on climate change, and I have managed to persuade them to include my article, presenting a slightly less alarmist point of view.
I would imagine the folks at UEA’s Climate Research unit are “having a cow” about right now. See the article:
http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk//launch.aspx?pbid=d92e9553-3ffd-4887-811b-60b0aa22fcea
Feel free to send letters to the paper! They can be contacted at:
Where’s your climate model? Where are the rings from the tree? No grant for you!
Dang! Couldn’t read the article. iPads not supported.
Congratulations Paul. Quite a contrast to the facing piece by John Grant in the ‘We must do something now to save ourselves from total destruction via CO2’. Nothing but IPCC quotes, no data.
Excellent climate summary article, citing real facts instead of iffy models. Love it.
Kudos to this paper for making an effort to do some journalism on the subject.
TBraunlich says:
March 9, 2014 at 8:00 am
“Kudos to this paper for making an effort to do some journalism on the subject.”
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I’ll second that.
Paul’s article was a good choice since the record plays directly to the home crowd.
Excellent work.
Congratulations.
This is actually good journalism. A variety of views presented without unnecessary editorialisation denigrating the contributors.
And it does good to be allowed to actually present historical graphs instead of speculative charts.
‘for getting press in East Anglia’ yes and they have a good section on Green issues as well.
@ur momisugly http://www.green100.co.uk/
100% of climate scientists whose funding and careers depend on the “we have damaged our climate” mantra disagree with this article. I am at least 97% sure.
I understand the UEA had to order an emergency supply of milkshakes due to the extraordinary number suddenly spilt at the climatic (sic) research unit.
No, it’s a ‘Flash’ application.
Well done Paul – nice to see a calm voice in the media for once. Surprised that they would print a calm assessment in that there is nothing that sells better than ‘disaster’.
“Amateur climate historian.” The editor’s bias on display in the subhead.
And on further investigation, ‘Region’s climate ‘benign and stable’, therefore not GLOBAL and ‘amateur climate historian’, says it all really.
http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk//launch.aspx?pbid=d92e9553-3ffd-4887-811b-60b0aa22fcea
For those who cannot download the article, I have reposted the script here.
http://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/east-anglian-daily-times/
I really enjoyed your article, Mr. Homewood. Your points were easy to understand and made in a way that many readers will be able to affirm with their own experiences.
The EADT rather laid into us when we had an anti-AGW motion at Suffolk County Council, so it’s good to see that there’s some balance this time.
The big disappointment in our day was not being allowed to show Fen Beagle’s Suffolkella and the Chihuahua of Doom — it’s on my Facebook page for those interested.
JF
UKIP
S’bout time for some equal time.
Well done.
To: East Anglian Daily Times (via email)
Thank you for publishing Region’s climate ‘benign and extremely stable’ by Paul Homewood this past Saturday 8 March 2014.
A calm and reasoned viewpoint on a topic that has been, for the last 25 years or more, a shrill public relations, propaganda laced, one sided diatribe is very refreshing.
Hi great blog. Would you mind visiting my blog I have a post at the minute about global warming which I could do with a comment on
http://www.thealiensarereal.com
regards
Andy
I posted my letter to the editor on Paul’s site.
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Hot under the collar says:
March 9, 2014 at 8:29 am
“. . . an emergency supply of milkshakes . . .”
Those would be Laurence Topham type banana peanut butter milkshakes. This being doubly interesting because both ingredients have to be imported to the Island at a great cost in carbon (sic).
In a publication that finds plausible causality in “climate change” and porpoise carcasses, I suspect at least several East Anglian readers will be in need of resuscitation…
Felixstowe: Climate change could be killing more porpoises
Found a site showing pictures of the CRU paying Paul a visit:
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&biw=1097&bih=461&site=imghp&tbm=isch&q=pitchforks+and+torches&spell=1&sa=X&ei=l6ocU5SWJMOQqgGNtYHYDw&ved=0CFIQvwUoAA#imgdii=_
OUCH!
Well done that man.
Next task, get something like this published in one of the “National” or indeed “International” bits of MSM.
Andy Baines says:
March 9, 2014 at 9:26 am
Sorry Andy – aliens are not my thing.
Read Paul Homewood’s posts for the past few months and do something similar — something useful and informational that only you can do. I’ve learned much from Paul. Have a look. Try something similar. Then get back to us.