The Telegraph goes full stupid with this headline. The craziness is that this photo essay has to be done every year, a point apparently lost on both the Telegraph and…
Category: Climate Craziness of the Week
Climate Craziness of the Week – let the kids freeze, all I want for Christmas is a zero carbon footprint
This guy (Headmaster Rob Benzie) has become Scrooge in England, except he doesn’t provide even one lump of coal, because, well that would mess up his “carbon footprint”. This is just…
Climate Craziness of the Week – occupy Durban
You know it had to happen. What better place could there be for the great unwashed to protest? Gotta love the dead green tree growing out of the Earth. Here’s…
Climate Craziness of the Week: sea life "must swim faster to survive climate change"
From the National Science Foundation, more nuttiness from the reef alarmist Ove Hugh-Goldberg’s sea-buddy John Bruno, who I encountered in Brisbane last year. I wonder how sea life manages to…
Climate Craziness of the Week: Supermandia
Mike Mann thinks this is cool. In case you don’t know, SUNY’s Professor Scott Mandia is the guy running Mike Mann’s legal defense fund. My only question is, why does…
Climate Craziness of the Week – have we had our fill yet?
From Reuters: The sky will soon be full, view it while you can.
Climate Craziness of the Week: Anthropogenic Girthic Warming
I would not have believed the claim if I hadn’t read it here: So the idea is that everybody should lose ten kilos the result of which would be a…
Climate Craziness of the Week: This looks like a job for "green helmet guy"
Climate weirding at the UN: Here’s the whole weird story. I suppose neither the UN nor the Guardian remembers the “green helmet guy” fiasco from 2006, or they wouldn’t be…
Climate Craziness of the Week: Mike Smith on "This Week's Stupidest Global Warming Story"
By Mike Smith of Meteorological Musings This story from London’s Daily Mail is so bad, the reporter won’t even put his or her name on it. In the story, we learn…
Climate Craziness of the Week: Grist perpetuates the tornado to climate change linkage myth
And of course they throw in all ‘extreme weather’ for good measure. But as they like to say, let’s ‘explode the myth’. From the Grist website, an intro to what…
Climate craziness of the week: "ethics requires" linking tornadoes to climate change
Since this essay by Penn State’s Associate Professor Donald A. Brown is placed on a publicly funded university web server, I’m repeating this in entirety here for discussion. Be sure…
Climate Change Craziness of the Week: a fish story from llama land
This is just….just…ah heck I can’t even begin to describe it. The stupid, it burns. Here’s the odoriferous essence of this publicity stunt story:
Climate Craziness of the week – Claim: nuclear tests stopped global warming in the mid 20th century
People send me stuff. Never mind the other aerosol sources, it was the Fat Man and Little Boy. From the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics April 2011, these claims:…
Climate Craziness of the Week: IPCC's Pachauri claims 17cm of sea level rise made the Tsunami worse, but let's check
From this article in The Hindu: (h/t to WUWT reader Adam Gallon) “In the 20th century, sea-level rise was recorded at an average of 17 centimetres. If the sea-level was…
The Sunday Silly – Josh on why the climate change "war" is like the war in Iraq
This gets the honor of “Climate Craziness of the Week”. Oh, that’s gonna leave a mark…
Climate Craziness of the Week – Zero Carbon Living FAIL
Zero Carbon living…didn’t quite work out. Didn’t they do some calculations on this first? Sheesh.
Climate craziness of the week: 8°F by 2100, sea level rise to hit US coastal cities hard
From the hot and well above sea level University of Arizona, home of the world famous parking lot climate station, comes this zany press release: Rising seas will affect major…
Climate Craziness of the Week: Eat bugs, not meat, to "save the planet"
From Mongabay: Scientists in the Netherlands have discovered that insects produce significantly less greenhouse gas per kilogram of meat than cattle or pigs. Their study, published in the online journal…
Climate Craziness of the week: a basic science question for NYT reporter Justin Gillis
Readers please note the story I ran earlier: NOAA: “the atmosphere’s self-cleaning capacity is rather stable” This story talks about the ability of hydroxyl radicals in the free atmosphere to break…
Climate Craziness of the Week: Amusment park or Ecopolis?
I can see where something like this might work as a resort. But 250 million “climate refugees”? Really? From job-maldives.com where they are “celebrating three years of service”: LILYPAD, A…
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