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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Letter in Wall Street Journal
The reasons that climatologist Michael Mann is as successful as he is are multiple: 1. He told the United Nations something that it was dying to hear (he offered certainty when all else saw uncertainty) 2. He has brought serious money … Continue reading
Posted in don't sell your coat, harold ambler, media, michael mann, wall street journal
Tagged AGW, global warming, Michael Mann, wall street journal
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Radio interview
I had a had a nice time doing a radio interview about my book with talk-show host Ann Marie Spatharakis on WBLQ of Westerly, Rhode Island. A tape of the interview is available here. We discussed the desire among many green … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, don't sell your coat, global cooling, global warming, Uncategorized, weather, winter
Tagged don't sell your coat, Harold Ambler
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Internal Combustion Engine Facilitates Deep Love of Nature
What follows is the next excerpt from my book, which can be purchased here in paperback and here on Kindle. The excerpt is from Chapter Three, “A Scandalous Timeout.” There are so many ways that my family and I have … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, development, don't sell your coat, global warming
Tagged don't sell your coat
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Revkin: I’m No Worse Than the Norfolk Constabulary
I have been putting pressure on Dr. Peter Gleick to address the issue of the authorship of the most significant document that he presented to the world two weeks ago, the fake strategy memo purporting to show the Heartland Institute’s … Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Revkin, climategate, don't sell your coat, Fakegate, Peter Gleick
Tagged andrew revkin, climategate, don't sell your coat, fakegate, peter gleick
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The Sound of Silence
It has been my impression that the New York Times leading writer on climate for the last 15 years, Andy Revkin, has been too close to Gavin Schmidt, James Hansen, and Michael Mann to have much in the way of … Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Revkin, Climate change, climategate, don't sell your coat, global warming, Peter Gleick, Uncategorized
Tagged climate fraud, fakegate, heartland, revkin
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A pleasantly long post from WUWT, showing, among other things, the absurdity of the brief temperature record used in a recent New York Review of Books piece. Watts Up With That? Guest post by David Middleton William D. Nordhaus is … Continue reading
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An Open Letter to Dr. Peter Gleick
A little less than twenty-four hours ago, I sent the letter below to Dr. Peter Gleick. While his admitting to what is almost certainly criminal fraud was a start, it is my contention that every day he postpones owning the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, development, don't sell your coat, global warming
Tagged Climate change, fakegate, heartland institute, peter gleick
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