NZCLIMATE & ENVIROTRUTH No. 168

April 22, 2008, 10:30 am News

NZCLIMATE & ENVIRO TRUTH NO 168
9 APRIL  2008

THE POLITBUREAU

There was a recent meeting of the IPCC Steering Committee (The Politbureau) at the recent Bangkok United Nations meeting to consider the crisis that has arisen from the recent apparent cooling of the climate.

The General Secr...

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"All those urging action to curb global warming need to take off the blinkers and give some thought to what we should do if we are facing global cooling instead." Australian geophysicist who was NASA atronaut.
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The International Climate Science Coalition has released the names of hundreds of qualified people who have endorsed the Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change made in New York last month.  LINK

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View Professor Bob Carter on Shine TV explaining why New Zealanders should oppose the Emissions Trading Scheme Bill now being debated by a Parliamentary Select Committee:  For YouTube LINK

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WARMIING THEORIES NOT CAST IN STONE

April 15, 2008, 4:11 am News

"Given the vast structural changes any emission reduction policy would cause, and the enormous increase in government power, the summit should surely call for more than a report on emissions trading. It is difficult to think of a more important issue facing Australia and the Government."  Des Moore...

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 "...there is no observational evidence in measured data going back 22,000 years or even millions of years that CO2 levels (whether from man or nature) have driven or are driving world temperatures or climate change.

If you believe there is evidence of the CO2 driver theory in the available data p...

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"The fact that the WMO and Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change were incapable of reflecting El Niño’s impact on their temperature models simply underscores how politically driven and unscientific climate science has become. The “consensus” models must be considered worthless after years of fai...

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" I feel that the actions I have seen proposed, such as carbon caps and carbon trading, are likely to be unnecessary, expensive and futile unless there is much stronger evidence that we are facing a global environmental crisis, whether or not we have brought it about ourselves."   Professor Don Aitk...

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"The climate is not highly sensitive to CO2 warming because water vapour is a damper against the warming effect of CO2." Owen McShane explains in this article in New Zealand's premier business weekly paper:  National Business Review 

  • download pdf of text:  [LINK](climate change confirmed but g...

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Professor Bob Carter, a graduate of Otago University, now an internatiiobnally celebrated expert on climate change, is currently on a short lecture tour of the North Island. For his itinerary: link to download pdf
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To attend dinner presentation at Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland, F...

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"In relation to these issues, a new framework is needed - less presumptive, more inclusive, more watertight professionally, and more attuned to the huge uncertainties that remain."  Prof David Henderson's lecture to IMF.  LINK

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Dr Gerrit van der LIngen, of Christchurch responds to crtique of his original article in Christchurch magazine Avenues (see link below) . This is journalism and intelligent debating as it's all too seldom seen in New Zealand.

[link  ](avenues april article - prepared for own distr..pdf) to downl...

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"The new religion of global warming, however convenient it may be to the politicians, is not as harmless as it may appear. Indeed, the more one examines it, the more it resembles a Da Vinci Code of environmentalism. It is a great story, and a phenomenal bestseller. It contains a grain of truth - and

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"The time is right for leaders of courage to expose the sham of the ‘consensus’ on climate change and lead the fight against policies that will enslave and impoverish us, as well as cause real damage to the world’s environment."  Briefing note for policy makers.
download 16-page pdf file  [link ](c...

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Join over 500 signatories so far to historic declaration.

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International Conference on Climate Change New York City,  2-4 March, 2008
*Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change  - scroll down to sign up in support*
“Global warming” is not a global crisis We, the scientist...

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Deputy Prime  MInister of NZ, Dr Michael Cullen has been challenged by Coalition chair, Rear Admiral Jack Welch to justify claim On TVNZ news that there is a "vast overwhelming consensus of international scientists" on climate change.  (See also item below headed "What Consensus?").

The New Zealan...

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Aucklanders invited to hear leading international climate realist, Profesor Bob Carter present the facts about "global warming" and why emission trading rules are not necessary. [link ](bob carter rnzys.pdf)  to download pdf

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"It is high time for an open debate over the human influence on climate given that the federal government — after nearly 20 years of debate — is still considering whether to enact mandatory limits on greenhouse gas emissions. If the science behind climate alarmism is weak or weakening, this sho...

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CLIMATE FACTS TO WARM TO

March 22, 2008, 12:59 pm News

"Whenever there's any sort of weather event that can be linked into the global warming orthodoxy, it's put on the front page. But a fact like that, which is that global warming stopped a decade ago, is virtually never reported, which is extraordinary." - Op-ed in The Australian

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 "Just how good is the science underpinning the theory of manmade global warming? My answer might surprise you: it is 10 miles wide, but only 2 inches deep. Contrary to what you have been led to believe, there is no solid published evidence that has ruled out a natural cause for most of our recent...

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