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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Come clean, Tony
Is Tony Abbott a skeptic? Does anyone know for sure? Does he know for sure? He is on the record as saying the science behind climate change is “crap”. Now he tells us he’s a believer, and is pushing a … Continue reading
A sad day for free speech
In the United States, the first amendment of the constitution reads: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right … Continue reading
Nobel laureate pans skeptical scientists
Professor Harold Kroto won the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1996 for his part in the discovery of fullerenes. He’s now in Melbourne to clear up misunderstandings about science, mainly that it is an evidence-based discipline, where belief is irrelevant. … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic global warming theory, harold kroto, nobel prize, science
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Skeptics and Science
In the anthropogenic climate change debate, there are scientific proponents and scientific opponents of the man-made global warming theory. If you believe the ABC however, and other such propaganda experts, there is science versus the irrational and extremist deniers. A recent … Continue reading
Better late than never
Fox News broke the story of Ivar Giaever’s resignation from the American Physical Society 12 days ago. Fairfax only find out about it today. Is it selective hearing? Maybe, but credit to them for reporting on it. To be fair however, I haven’t seen … Continue reading
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Tagged american physical society, fairfax, fox news, ivar giaever
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Disturbing
From the New York Times: KICUCULA, Uganda — According to the company’s proposal to join a United Nations clean-air program, the settlers living in this area left in a “peaceful” and “voluntary” manner. People here remember it quite differently. “I … Continue reading
Climate Fool of the Week #12
We found out this week that the government is going to make it as hard as possible for their carbon tax to be repealed. This blight on democracy came to light thanks to the parliamentary secretary for climate change, Mark Dreyfus. In … Continue reading
Three strikes against democracy
The Gillard government continues to show disdain for the Australian democratic process. They already had two strikes, now there’s a third. Strike One! The lie. Gillard went into the last election promising “there will be no carbon tax under the government … Continue reading
I think we disagree on the meaning of “hard proof”
Warmist Anthony Sharwood from The Punch finds some “cold hard proof” that it’s getting warmer. He shows a graph of snow fall at Spencer’s creek. It’s his smoking gun. The black line shows the downward trend over the last 58 years. … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony sharwood, climate change, geological time, snowfall, spencer's creek, warmist
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To be green
A perfect example of the most vulgar aspect of the green movement, environment over people. [emphasis added] KIMBERLEY Aborigines who support Woodside’s $30 billion gas hub are being racially abused as “money-hungry coconuts [says the watermelons] ” in an intensifying campaign involving … Continue reading