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2019-12-31

You ain't ever gonna burn my heart out

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Aka the year in Stoats, 2019. Following last year's acclaimed tradition, I present posts by month selected by most comments; after all,...
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2019-12-30

The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun

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A bit more Thucydides. This time from the "Mytilenian Debate". A quick precis of the background for those who have forgotten: wa...
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2019-12-27

Close elections are bad elections; what we need is social consensus

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mt Twote : Close elections are bad elections. What we need is social consensus. Anything important decided by a narrow fraction of the mo...
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Praise is due to all who respect justice more than their position compels them to do

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A fragment from The Peloponesian War . The Athenians are talking to the Spartans, trying to persuade them not to join the Corinthians; and ...
2019-12-26

Goe, and catche a falling starr

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Ah, beautiful. The full - though alas modernised version - is available from e.g. here . I've used this before , though only incidentall...
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2019-12-22

Happy Solstice

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A re-tread from 2012 . Doesn't time fly?   A summer picture for the winter solstice. Which I'd forgotten until Amy reminded me ...
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2019-12-21

Sigh: DOE announces another lightbulb efficiency rollback

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More broken logic. Well, not really even an attempt at logic. The story from The Hill  via Twatter : In its latest move to roll back ener...
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2019-12-20

Historic Urgenda Climate Ruling Upheld by Dutch Supreme Court

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I haven't written about Urgenda before. As they say themselves   On 24 June 2015 the Urgenda Foundation, together with 900 citizens, wo...
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2019-12-19

Climatic Impacts of Wind Power

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By Lee M. Miller and David W. Keith in Joule . In 2018, so I'm well behind the times; but so is RS . This is fundamentally the same id...
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They are openly admitting they have no intention of trying to slow climate change?

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More anguished twatting about oil companies : ExxonMobil’s 2019 Outlook for Energy predicts “no reductions in carbon dioxide emissions from...
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2019-12-12

Exxon Found Not Guilty of Deceiving Investors Over Climate Risks

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This was the case that I commented on in  L'affaire Schneiderman  and noted briefly in refs a month ago . Broadly speaking though I tho...
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2019-12-02

If you’re a climate or energy researcher, chances are the fossil fuel industry owns you?

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If you’re a climate or energy researcher, chances are the fossil fuel industry owns you was a cheery Twit by Benjamin Franta. A variety ...
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2019-11-27

Craig Loehle stops speaking

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In Craig Loehle speaks I noted CL editing his wiki article. But now - see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Craig Loehle - he is no more ( ...
2019-11-23

Election 2019: Boris Johnson Top Beneficiary of Donations from Supporters of Climate Science Denial?

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It's the smoggies again . What they've done is looked at the donations, seen who they are from, and done their best to give you the...
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2019-11-19

List of scientists who disagree with the scientific consensus on global warming

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Wiki seems to be having one of it's bouts of madness; see [[WP:FRAM]] for part of it. The bozos decided to rename "Climate change...
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2019-11-15

Pielke contra mundum

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Oh noes, not again . Still it's an entertaining distraction from the faithful war reenactors . My headline is from Brideshead of course...
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2019-11-13

Climate emergency?

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Is the "climate emergency" fluff worth worrying about? I've been fairly dismissive in the past . But ATTP worries   Another e...
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2019-11-10

How Scientists Got Climate Change So Wrong?

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Sigh. One of my predictions from the far past (but alas if I wrote it down I failed to do so clearly) was that when people started to take ...
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2019-11-09

Lazard levelized cost of generation report

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Via ZH , the Lazard levelized cost of generation report is out . You can pick your own favourite figure; this is mine, renewables new-b...
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2019-11-08

Be Cautious with the Precautionary Principle: Evidence from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident

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Via The Economist : Be Cautious with the Precautionary   Principle: Evidence from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident by Matthew Neidell , S...
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