This was the
headline to the error-ridden article below, “Chilling fact is most climate
change theories are wrong”.
Once again
there is a deliberate misunderstanding about the term “climate change” actually means and what it leads to.
It was Maurice
Newmann at his
mad hatter finest.
The Australian, 8 March 2018:
Recent research suggests
a mini ice age may be a greater threat to the planet
You have to hand it to
Peter Hannam, TheSydney Morning Herald’s climate change alarmist-in-chief, for
his report last month, “ ‘Really extreme’ global weather event leaves
scientists aghast”.
Hannam is often the canary
in the coalmine (er, wind farm) when there is a sense that public belief in man-made
global warming is flagging. With Europe in the grip of a much colder winter
than predicted and with the abnormal chill spreading even to Africa, he did
his best to hold the line.
Earlier this year,
Climate Council councillor Will Steffen also climbed on board — for The Sydney
Morning Herald of course. Extreme cold in Britain, Switzerland and Japan, a
record-breaking cold snap in Canada and the US and an expansion of the East
Antarctic ice sheet coincided with a Bureau of Meteorology tweet (later retracted)
that January 7 had set a heat record for the Sydney Basin. Steffen told us
these seemingly unrelated events were in fact linked. “Climate disruption”
explained both. Whether fire or ice, we’re to blame. No ifs, no buts.
Now a warming Arctic
provides the perfect opportunity for Hannam to divert attention from the latest
deep freeze……
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