Author Archives: BWoods

Reputation is everying on the internet. Last week I was very concerned to see that Peter Gleick had publically claimed on Twitter he had blocked me because I had made ‘incredibly offensive’ tweets to him. I was very concerned by … Continue reading →

Update: I quickly wrote this last night (26th Dec), I’m working on a more detailed analysis today, come back later for a link. Interesting thoughts (podcast and transcript) by journalists challenging the ‘media  consensus’ on a number of topics. These words from the BBC’s … Continue reading →

The long promised, but forgotten about, further release of the climategate emails has just occured… And the accusation is that it was a deliberate attempt to influence Durban Cop17 Climate Conference. …. and of course this is EXACTLY what it … Continue reading →

Despite protestations to the contrary, from todays climate scientists, the ice age reallywas threatened by the scientists, politicans and the media in the 70′s and 80′s.  Stephen Schneider in particular gets a mention. CO2 was to blame!!. Over at Bishop Hill  (h/t) … Continue reading →

Both The Independent and The Telegraph write today about a Transparency International Report entitled – Global Corruption Report: Climate Change. Whilst corruption in Carbon Markets, Carbon Credits, windfarms scams, Solar power fraud and many other clever money making mechanisms, is … Continue reading →

I haven’t stopped blogging, just been taking a break and have taken the time for a rethink. If It’s good enough for James Delingpole (three weeks  R & R) following his Press complaints result, I thought time to take a … Continue reading →

I am going along to the Spectator  ‘climate change’ debate on Tuesday 29th March in London, hopefully I can meet up with some ‘climate change’ blog regulars (both sides very welcome)to have a chat afterwards. Yet, it has been noted … Continue reading →

A report into last December’s snow chaos at Heathrow Airport is out, entitled Heathrow Snow Resilence Enquiry It includes a little reminder to perhaps reflect the new thoughts on ‘climate disruption’ vs global warming (man made). Even under global warming, periods of extreme … Continue reading →

Who voted for Greenpeace at the last UK general election? A simple rhetorical question for Mr Huhne, because in the Guardian/Observer it was reported that Greenpeace will be keeping an eye on things: “Chris Huhne, the energy and climate secretary, … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Anthony Watts  and all the moderators,  commentators and guest authors at Watts Up With That.

A guest post at Watts Up With That Judith Curry has tackled the ‘Hide the Decline’ issue at her blog Climate Etc.  The issue is that data was hidden from policymakers  (and the public) so as to present a ‘simpler’ … Continue reading →

Originally a guest post at Watts Up With That The Carbon Brief is a new website  designed to provide a rapid response to any climate chaage related stories in the media. It is also appears to be intended as a resource for articles and it claims to … Continue reading →

Updates added: I am both angered and saddened. It was no doubt just a throwaway comment, with little thought behind it. When Michael Buerk the presenter of the BBC radio program the ‘Moral Maze’ said in his intro to a debate about Multiculturalism in the UK: … Continue reading →

It has all kicked off today at Climate Audit where Ryan O’Donnell is very annoyed… ………in  blog articles titled Steig’s Trick and  Coffin, meet nail. All about the Steig, Mann et al paper that generated a Nature front page and world wide alarmism that … Continue reading →

Originally a guest post of mine at Watts Up With That It is my opinion that the BBC in broadcasting BBC 2 Horizon program ‘Science Under Attack’ did not treat the general public in the UK and at least one of the … Continue reading →

This should be interesting a workshop to be held with pro and sceptical scientists and contributors in Lisbon: (Update: full list of atendees added) Anthony Watts can’t make it but has delegated Steven Mosher in his stead (co author – … Continue reading →

Well it looks like the BBC have learned very little this year and the response to this program should be interesting. There are more than enough journalists/ news editors around that are very aware of the issues that were glossed … Continue reading →

In the Guardian – Germaine Greer writes an excellent article about the causes of the Brisbane flooding and the failures of the public and local government (covered up warnings)  to do anything about it when they were forewarned. Basically an entirely … Continue reading →

Note – I’m away for a couple of days, I doubt that I will have much opportunity to review and approve any new comments. I came across Sourcewatch a little while ago. If you were to also take a brief look at … Continue reading →

Originally a Guest Post of mine at Watts Up With That The first edition of New Scientist (UK) of 2011 has a review of 2010 and a preview of 2011 section… …and they are rather optimistic that the world has finally moved on from the … Continue reading →