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Tag Archives: BBC
Climategate
Climategate is a topic I’ve rarely discussed on this blog. Mostly because it’s clear that it’s not possible to have a constructive discussion with those who have different views about its significance. However, since I watched the BBC show about … Continue reading
Climate Change – The Facts
I watched BBC One’s Climate Change – The Facts, narrated by David Attenborough. A pity about the title, as it’s the same as a book with authors that include Anthony Watts, Nigel Lawson and James Delingpole, but I thought it … Continue reading
The BBC’s lack of balance
Just discovered that a new BBC Scotland news programme (The Nine) decided that it would invite Andrew Montford on to discuss the Youth Strike for Climate. Fortunately, no one else was willing to appear with him, so the segment didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in ClimateBall, Global warming, Policy
Tagged Andrew Montford, BBC, Bishop-Hill, Global Warming Policy Foundation, GWPF, The Nine, Youth strike for climate
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A brief roundup: the BBC and OMICS
I guess the big news yesterday was the BBC Radio 4 Today show interviews with Al Gore and Nigel Lawson. If you want to listen, the broadcast is here. Al Gore is on at about 1h10m and Nigel Lawson is … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Global warming, Science
Tagged Al Gore, Arthur Viterito, BBC, Extreme events, Nigel Lawson, OMICS, Radio 4, Today show
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Going for the record
Just a quick post to highlight a BBC article called society set for climate change woe. You might be surprised by who was quoted as agreeing that we are about at the point where the consequences are starting to outweigh … Continue reading
BBC and the Met Office
It’s very disappointing that the Met Office has lost the contract to provide weather reporting for the BBC. It’s a world-class organisation and it’s hard to see another providing the same level of service. Maybe cheaper, but better seems unlikely. … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Science
Tagged Advocacy, BBC, Met Office, Public Sector, The Met Office, Weather reporting
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Nic Lewis on Radio 4
The BBC has continued with its goal of always including someone associated with the Global Warming Policy Foundation in any segment on climate science. This morning it was Nic Lewis on Radio 4. The segment starts about 15 minutes in, … Continue reading
