London Mayor, Boris Johnson, writes in The Telegraph:
Category: Quote of the Week
Quote of the week – misplaced priorities
One of the most shocking stories to come out of the Oklahoma tornado this week is this one. The mind reels that in the middle of tornado alley, in a…
Quote of the week – Cook's cartooning crash
Via Tom Nelson Stranger than fiction: A little background on the cartooning and cricket blogging of John Cook of Skeptical Science, Al Gore’s Climate “Reality” drop partner.
Quote of the Week – dogmatic 'mannerisms' of science
Judith Curry is featuring a report by Emil Røyrvik of Norwegian organization SINTEF, which has taken a semi critical look at the “climate wars”. Dr. Curry highlighted this passage:
Quote of the week – the 'big' lack of documentation
From Andrew Montford, who points out the obvious (at least obvious to everyone else) when it comes to the “big oil” and “big coal” meme.
Quote of the Week – an interesting admission at RealClimate
Models: some are good, some are not so good, some are useless.
Quote of the Week – blaming Nature for poor model performance
There’s not much I can say about this quote from the Washington Post’s Joel Achenbach as it stands on its own quite well. The context of this quote is article…
Quote of the Week: The Gleick tragedy continues at AGU…
Steve McIntyre has returned from his holiday trip and points out how the American Geophysical Union (AGU) has taken up the Gleick tragedy at the 2012 convention, as if the…
Quote of the week, bonus edition
There was so much quotable material flying around this week due to Hurricane Sandy, I could probably have a QOTW every day. But I thought this one was particularly well…
Quote of the Week: rationalizing deceptive practices in 'Tabloid Climatology'
I would not have believed this if I didn’t see it in print. It’s another example of the playbook pioneered by the late Dr. Steven Schneider. Bolding mine.
Quote of the Week – Ray Pierrehumbert and 'Satan's Rock'
Former IPCC lead author Raymond T. Pierrehumbert has a real zinger this time. You have to read this one to believe it. From an interview in Slate magazine via Tom…
Quote of the Week – it's a travesty of the blandities
Dr. Kevin Trenberth has another travesty on his hands. UPDATE: Commenter Lee Harvey has the best point I’ve seen so far.
Quote of the week, the hilarious EPIC FAIL of Dana Nuccitelli
This has been a weird week with my appearance on PBS Newshour. As Noel Sheppard at Newsbusters documents, the alarmosphere has gone beserk over my appearance on PBS. Watching it,…
Quote of the week – Rutan rocks
Like the Apollo astronauts who have walked on the moon and the NASA staff that discount the severity of the global warming alarm (Dr. Stephan Lewandowsky, please take note of…
Quote of the week – wisdom from Bob Phelan
I got an email from Diane Phelan, Bob Phelan’s daughter, summarizing last weeks funeral, which I’ll share below. One phrase though, really characterizes what Bob Phelan was about, and by…
Quote of the Week – Harry Reid's Cherry Blossom Picking: FAIL
Senator Harry Reid’s Press Release: Time To Stop Acting Like Climate Change Deniers Have A Valid Point Of View – They Don’t ‘If skeptics had taken a stroll along Potomac…
Quote of the week – Judith Curry weighs in on BEST
Whoo boy. Judith writes: Muller bases his ‘conversion’ on the results of their recent paper?
Climate Craziness AND Quote of the Week – Bill McKibben suggests we can 'change physics'
I’ve never done a double feature before where our Climate Craziness of the Week and Quote of the Week are one and the same. 350.org’s Bill McKibben gets this unique…
Quote of the week – I get an endorsment by Bill McKibben, plus a certificate in "certified planet wrecking"
James Hansen’s understudy, eco activist and founder of 350.org Bill McKibben just gave me an endorsement, which I’m surprised about. The article, syndicated in a number of outlets is titled…
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