An utterly absurd new report
Josh nails it For context: We previously covered the pathetic green colonialist’s hit piece here:
More heatwave fake news from the BBC:
Of course, the BBC stuck resiliently to the story about a heat dome in the U.S. (but managed a fleeting mention of the Montana storm in an online report that had to be hunted down for Daily Sceptic). Make of all that what...
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood h/t Ray Sanders It is hard to describe just how low the BBC has sunk. Climate change deniers have…
How can any organisation try to play politics with a tragic death like this one?
The BBC is confronting the possibility that the once promising surge in sales of EVs is going flat. Naturally, this is starting to cause a panic because all those pesky climate targets enshrined in law aren’t going to be...
“Since when has 13C warranted yellow/orange on the weather map?!” the viewer wrote.
As with all these sort of studies, the scientists are only looking at a few years worth of data, so they have absolutely no idea whether similar cycles of ozone loss occurred naturally and regularly in the past.
A move back to primitivism is also foreshadowed by a recent United Nations report which suggested building using mud bricks, bamboo and forest ‘detritus’...
The BBC is corrupt, and this report is fraudulent:
Let the BBC’s reporters peddle their luxury beliefs to those who think they can afford them.
Quite why the odious Sackur thinks he has the right to lecture a foreign leader is beyond me:
Cynics might note that taking out the higher totals of 40 years ago and replacing them with the lower recent figures would produce – more or less – an above average maximum in 2024.
By Jo Nova There are so many holes in the Holy Carbonista Bible it’s easy to find one to surprise a BBC interviewer with.
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