Monthly Archives: November 2015

As we all known the alarmists were jumping up and down for joy at the prospect some global warming caused by the El Nino peek. So I have been interested to know when that peak occurred – and now it … Continue reading →

The state of California has embarked on a 25-year green power odyssey in an effort to reduce the amount of CO2 we place into the atmosphere, all aimed at leading the world in an anti-climate change crusade for humanity. Beginning … Continue reading →

To coincide with #COP21, I’ve added a tweet button to uClimate.com (which includes the #cop21 hashtag). So please get tweeting. I’ve also, taken the chance to undertake a few other changes which I’ve been planning to the layout of uClimate.com … Continue reading →

The people responsible should be locked up in jail.

I finally got around to reading the great article in the Spectator about Judith Curry: ‘I was tossed out of the tribe’: climate scientist Judith Curry interviewed Which is interesting, because she’s starting to understand the “boundary problem” of academia … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, following a few colder years in Scotland I wrote: “What should define the start of the next ice-age?” to which I suggested “the first year in which ice remains continuously on the Scottish mountains.” I must have … Continue reading →

Has Naomi finally learnt a bit of science and come around to the sceptic view? Sadly the answer is no. Instead, it’s not the farce of a conference being held to stop global warming – after 18 years without any … Continue reading →

After Yeo, former Chairman of the UK climate change committee, was caught in a sting operation selling himself to greens, the judge described his evidence as “implausible”, “unreliable”, “not honest”,”dishonest”, “untruthful”, “untrue” and “unworthy of belief”. Bishop Hill – he … Continue reading →

Like everything in Climate, polar bear numbers are another area of corrupt data which are turned into flagrant lies by the on-line eco-fascists. Above is the official polar bear estimate from 1981 to date (See PolarBearScience for more details). As … Continue reading →

According to the blog “Sunshinehours” estimates of the human plastic content in the oceans – much like the human contribution to climate – have been vastly overstated. It was estimated that there were some 1million tonnes. That’s 170g per member … Continue reading →