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Tag Archives: BBC
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
Some thoughts, or not
I haven’t really had a chance, or much desire, to write anything for the last few days. My previous post took a fair amount of effort, I’ve been rather busy with other things, and although there have been some interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Global warming, Science
Tagged BBC, Bob Ward, Climate change, IPCC, Richard Tol, Roger Pielke Jr, Zombie Science
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What will they think?
I often wonder what people, in the future, will make of the overall coverage of global warming and climate change today. We’ve just released the first chapters of the IPCC’s Assessment Report 5, written by 100s of climate scientists. It … Continue reading
Watt about another Maunder Minimum?
There’s a recent post on Watts Up With That (WUWT) which seems to simply be a copy of a BBC blog post by Paul Hudson. The blog post is titled Real risk of a Mauder Minimum “Little Ice Age” says … Continue reading
