Climate change - the POLITICAL debate. Vol 4
Discussion
The Don of Croy said:
durbster said:
...To be reported by the news, there has to be - at the very minimum - a reliable source and some credible evidence...
Would this apply to those headline stories about Trump and his mysterious Russian controllers? robinessex said:
durbster said:
Ali G said:
durbster said:
The point you're missing, deliberately or not, is that fringe views don't pass the quality control aspect of broadcasting, which is why nobody on climate change as you see it.
To be reported by the news, there has to be - at the very minimum - a reliable source and some credible evidence. You have neither, I'm afraid.
Well I think that you may have to define 'fringe views' and then justify why excluding 'fringe views' does not impair impartiality.To be reported by the news, there has to be - at the very minimum - a reliable source and some credible evidence. You have neither, I'm afraid.
Given that this area concerns matters of Environment, Climate and Anthroprogenic influence, it is more than likely that this has served as a Clarion Call to all Eco-Activists rangeing from the relatively benign through to totally barking Eco-Nazi humanity loathers to have a once in a lifetime opportunity to influence policy, it is surely important to be careful to determine the extent to which valid scientific opinion and advice remains untainted by the more extreme activist influences.
Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
Ali G said:
had never heard of her , yet i knew she was an ugly belter just from that link. made to look the fool she is in one set of comments on her blog as well,what a fking roaster.http://www.joabbess.com/2010/08/24/newsnight-compl...
wc98 said:
Ali G said:
had never heard of her , yet i knew she was an ugly belter just from that link. made to look the fool she is in one set of comments on her blog as well,what a fking roaster.http://www.joabbess.com/2010/08/24/newsnight-compl...
turbobloke said:
That seems to be a very well observed article.There are so many things where intentions seem to be preferred to results.
Given that the western world has had a relatively stable, replacement level, population for years how have we suddenly arrived at the point of a housing crisis that means builders will be competing with Solar farm developers to convert the countryside from green to brown and concrete?
And how does it all square with with reducing "carbon" output?
Beyond the subject of "Climate Change" there would be so many more points to make .... but let's keep the discussion within the range of the topic in the thread title.
LongQ said:
turbobloke said:
That seems to be a very well observed article.There are so many things where intentions seem to be preferred to results.
Given that the western world has had a relatively stable, replacement level, population for years how have we suddenly arrived at the point of a housing crisis that means builders will be competing with Solar farm developers to convert the countryside from green to brown and concrete?
And how does it all square with with reducing "carbon" output?
Beyond the subject of "Climate Change" there would be so many more points to make .... but let's keep the discussion within the range of the topic in the thread title.
It certainly appears that we're chasing the white rabbit down a hole for a long term engagement with the the man in the hat.
From memory, did not tech devolop then society adjust?
Seems that we have moved rapidly, under political guidance, to an as yet untested paradigm, where society will change and then tech will catch up.
Notwithstanding that the tech in question was binned yonks ago as 'failed'
From memory, did not tech devolop then society adjust?
Seems that we have moved rapidly, under political guidance, to an as yet untested paradigm, where society will change and then tech will catch up.
Notwithstanding that the tech in question was binned yonks ago as 'failed'
wc98 said:
Ali G said:
had never heard of her , yet i knew she was an ugly belter just from that link. made to look the fool she is in one set of comments on her blog as well,what a fking roaster.http://www.joabbess.com/2010/08/24/newsnight-compl...
Ali G said:
Given that this area concerns matters of Environment, Climate and Anthroprogenic influence, it is more than likely that this has served as a Clarion Call to all Eco-Activists rangeing from the relatively benign through to totally barking Eco-Nazi humanity loathers to have a once in a lifetime opportunity to influence policy, it is surely important to be careful to determine the extent to which valid scientific opinion and advice remains untainted by the more extreme activist influences.
Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
Likewise one could say the same about the anti side of the issue - a lot of politicized people, some quite extreme, care required.Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
kerplunk said:
Ali G said:
Given that this area concerns matters of Environment, Climate and Anthroprogenic influence, it is more than likely that this has served as a Clarion Call to all Eco-Activists rangeing from the relatively benign through to totally barking Eco-Nazi humanity loathers to have a once in a lifetime opportunity to influence policy, it is surely important to be careful to determine the extent to which valid scientific opinion and advice remains untainted by the more extreme activist influences.
Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
Likewise one could say the same about the anti side of the issue - a lot of politicized people, some quite extreme, care required.Imho, it sometimes appears difficult to differentiate.
Ali G said:
wc98 said:
Ali G said:
had never heard of her , yet i knew she was an ugly belter just from that link. made to look the fool she is in one set of comments on her blog as well,what a fking roaster.http://www.joabbess.com/2010/08/24/newsnight-compl...
Education at Warwick and Birkbeck.
Interesting.
"Warwick" seems to be a bit of a source of Greenthinking people.
Odd really since it's in Coventry.
Nothing to do with Warwick the town and not even in Warwickshire.
Interesting if a little schizophrenic.
turbobloke said:
Thanks for that, love Matt Ridley (read a load of his books), very intelligent chap. Spot on as usual.He's a scientist, why don't the Beeb get him on to provide balance if they don't like Lawson.
(Went to Warwick Uni (Maths), never met JoA, not an innumerate Green)
kerplunk said:
robinessex said:
durbster said:
Ali G said:
durbster said:
The point you're missing, deliberately or not, is that fringe views don't pass the quality control aspect of broadcasting, which is why nobody on climate change as you see it.
To be reported by the news, there has to be - at the very minimum - a reliable source and some credible evidence. You have neither, I'm afraid.
Well I think that you may have to define 'fringe views' and then justify why excluding 'fringe views' does not impair impartiality.To be reported by the news, there has to be - at the very minimum - a reliable source and some credible evidence. You have neither, I'm afraid.
wc98 said:
Ali G said:
had never heard of her , yet i knew she was an ugly belter just from that link. made to look the fool she is in one set of comments on her blog as well,what a fking roaster.http://www.joabbess.com/2010/08/24/newsnight-compl...
Jo Abbess said:
There is no debate in Climate Change...
Andrew Montford’s view simply does not count...
Nobody could take this sort of nonsense seriously, could they?Andrew Montford’s view simply does not count...
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