There's another lie- that Earth Hour was a success.See Whale's charts-http://www.whaleoil.co.nz/?q=content/earth-hour-bollocks#disqus_thread
It depends how you define "success." Given that it was a meaningless gesture intended solely to generate publicity, the fact that it generated publicity constitutes "success."
Indeed, it is a shame that Booker's work is not published here.You would think someone would run his articles that are not directly UK-centric.I have always enjoyed Christopher Booker and I loved his piece the other week about those Arctic explorers whose voyage was meant to prove climate change but they struck much colder weather than usual.I blogged about this, including linking the 'greatest lie ever told' piece over at The Fairfacts Media Show on Sunday.As for Earth Hour, I accep PM's point about publicity. In that respect he is right but it is encouraging to see more of a debate around the issue of climate change, which is perhaps why electricity consumption fell nowhere near as much as last year.People are waking up to the idea that AGW theory is but a theory pushed around by statists rather than anything based on reality.
I read in the NBR that Contact Energy has been buying land for more wind farm pylons. Crazy stuff when Britain’s largest windfarm companies are pulling out of wind as fast as they can.
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