by Jim Ball | Jul 8, 2018 | Blog, Climate, Climate, Co2, Random Notes |
On global emissions, China is responsible for 28 per cent, the US 15 per cent, Europe 11 per cent and India 7 per cent. Of the four biggest emitters, China and India have made no Paris commitment to reduce their total emissions and the US has pulled out. Australia,...
by Jim Ball | Jul 8, 2018 | Blog, Climate, Climate, NEG, Paril Climate Agreement, Random Notes |
The blinding determination of Turnbull and Bishop to see Australia’s Paris commitment through, regardless of the futility and the damage done to our economy reminds me of the folly of Gallipoli or the futility of ‘going over the top‘ on the Western Front in WW1, when...
by Jim Ball | Jun 7, 2018 | Blog, Climate |
Climate Change Is Over Random Note — The only area I would disagree on, is that although Steven Hayward’s thesis that climate change is over as far as the public is concerned, is true I think, we can draw little comfort because that still leaves the deep state,...
by Jim Ball | May 9, 2018 | Blog, Climate, Viv Forbes |
Changing Climate is the natural state on Earth. Just 12,000 years ago the Earth warmed quickly by over 10°C, the great ice sheets melted, and sea levels rose dramatically. Then it got cold again. Temperatures then fluctuated over a range of about 5°C during the...
by Jim Ball | Feb 10, 2018 | Blog, Climate, The Great Barrier Reef |
When it comes to climate, peer review is not what its held out to be or what we imagine it to be. It was once a legitimate process that’s been weaponised and politicised to ensure conformity. Professor Peter Ridd on television earlier this week. —- ...
by Jim Ball | Feb 10, 2018 | Blog, Climate, The Great Barrier Reef |
As Professor Peter Ridd has pointed out, barrier reefs die off and recycle all the time in the same way as bushfires have always been a feature of the Australian bush and playing their role in regeneration. Check how the Climate Councils catastrophism, distortion...
