The Battle For Truth And Credibility Over Global Warming Pause A story in the Sunday Times confirms that the UK Met Office does not accept Karl et al.’s denial of…
Category: Quote of the Week
Quote of the Week: McIntyre's comment to Dilbert creator, Scott Adams, on climate "experts"
Dilbert creator, Scott Adams wrote a post on his blog yesterday that is well worth reading in entirety: The Non-Expert Problem and Climate Change Science Adams notes: It seems to me…
Quote of the Week – former warmist James Lovelock tells it like it is
JAMES LOVELOCK: NOBODY REALLY KNOWS THE FUTURE OF CLIMATE CHANGE Date: 26/07/16 Catherine Bolado, The Bournemouth Echo IT’S not every day you get to meet a scientific hero – an earth…
Quote of the Week- Mann parodies science: 'we don't need no stinking data'
With apologies to Alfonso Bedoya in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. once quipped: If Michael Mann did not exist, the skeptics would have to invent…
Quote of the week: Best response to #RICO20 #ExxonKnew Attorney Generals ever
I don’t usually go for this sort of language, but sometimes, you just have to bow to the absurd, dive in, and say things in language that simple minded people…
Quote of the week – Senator Sheldon Whitehouse shamed by hearing witness
Author and pro-energy advocate Alex Epstein shocked attendees of a congressional hearing when he told a Democratic senator to “apologize” to fossil fuel companies he’s vilified and tried to silence, or…
Quote of the Week – The Galileo Syndrome redux
Climate skeptics are routinely pilloried and shunned for daring to question the perceived scientific consensus on climate change, or even the cooked up 97% consensus. There are tactics of fear…
Quote of the week: personal energy and a poll
In comments on Dr. Roy’s Facebook page about him turning comments off on his blog because he’s simply tired of dealing with sockpuppeting troll Douglas J. Cotton, there was this…
Quote of the Week – Watts at AGU edition
I’ve been reading the comments about my press release at WUWT, Bishop Hill, and at Dr. Judith Curry’s place and most have been positive. There is the usual sniping, but…
Quote of the Week: 'Climate Hawk' says [it's] 'insane to try to predict what’s going to happen in 2100'
WUWT readers may remember ultra climate activist David Roberts, a self described “climate hawk” who wrote regularly for Grist, and became so burned out he had to take a year…
Quotes of the week: hate as a weapon in the climate wars, RICO madness, losers, and all that
Normally, we have just one “Quote of the Week” here at WUWT, but this week has been a particularly target rich environment. It seems that the announcement by the Associated…
Quote of the Week: facts against the Mann
While ramping up his own invective to fit as much ad hominem as possible into a single sentence: Mr. Sauer parroted baseless talking points that have their origin in fossil-fuel…
Quote of the week: climate awareness one of the 'greatest human achievements'
Argh. You often wonder how weapons grade hubris can be come to be. For example, we shake our head at the hubris of people like Michael Mann and James Hansen,…
Quote of the week: Obama's Climate Claim in Alaska
As commenter “Bad Andrew” says: You have got to do a post on this. Meanwhile, other countries laugh: Obama Rebuffed As Superpowers Refuse To Sign Arctic Climate Agreement On Sunday…
Quote of the week: former IPCC head Pachauri's emails could be a whole new potboiler novel
From the hot climate made him do it department comes this report from Donna LaFramboise on the “hacker generated” emails allegedly not from former IPCC head Rajenda Pachauri. You might…
Quote of the Week, an oldie but goodie
This QOTW comes courtesy of Willis Eschenbach, who spotted this gem in an essay from P. J. O’Rourke in The Weekly Standard, October 10, 2005 titled: P.J. O’Rourke: Two, Three, Many Katrinas…
Quote of the week
Barry woods writes in with this interesting and surprising quote, that says quite a lot about the value of the viewpoint of climate skeptics: From Mark Lynas – India’s Coal…
Quote of the week – 5th anniversary of Climategate
5 years ago today, a cache of emails was dropped into the lap of several Climate blogs, including WUWT. Paul Matthews has a great writeup on it: On 17th November…
Quote of the Week – climate fears in context
A dear friend sent me a note the other day that I thought was prescient, as it relates to the alarmism side of climate, where we see fear stories being…
Quote of the week – massive climate FAIL by Mashable's Andrew Freedman
Wow, this is even dumber than Freedman’s story (complete with photoshopped images of airplanes in rising sea water) Quite possibly the dumbest example of ‘Tabloid Climatology’ ever from Climate Central’s…
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