Category Archives: Democracy and global warming policies

Painted into the climate change corner

 Andrew L. Urban While Anthony Albanese welcomed the King warming to climate action the other day in Samoa, I was enjoying a BBQ dinner as a guest with new acquaintances. The conversation turned to the topic of climate change. Not … Continue reading

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AI generated Al Gore debunks climate gospel of real Gore

Andrew L. Urban Artificial intelligence is now debunking artificial truth. Films can drive change in the world. Al Gore’s award winning and enthusiastically heralded 2006 An Inconvenient Truth did. But ‘truth’ it wasn’t. In October 2007 a discordant alarm was … Continue reading

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Ignorance is bliss – indeed, a prerequisite

Andrew L. Urban Every day is International Ignorance Day. It marks ignorance among the population as well as ignorance among the political, bureaucratic and media  classes. There is good reason for having a handy phrase like ‘ignorance is bliss’. Because … Continue reading

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Trapped in climate sleight of hand

Andrew L. Urban The trap that won’t let go…. As climate change and energy minister Chris Bowen takes climate alarm zealotry to 12 out of 10, you might have noticed how even the most hard core anti-alarmist commentators (on Sky … Continue reading

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Australia – King of Climate Lawfare

Andrew L. Urban On a per capita basis, we have the most climate lawsuits in the world. Activists launched 127 climate lawsuits in Australia from the 1990s to 2022, according to new research by the Menzies Research Centre. In Australia, … Continue reading

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The (2nd) greatest mass delusion in history

Andrew L. Urban The anthropogenic global warming scenario was launched 36 years ago this month, on June 23, 1988, in the US Senate committee with the testimony of James Hansen of NASA.  To emphasise the ‘warming’ at the congressional session, … Continue reading

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Academy of Science paper on climate “totally unrelated to science” says scientist

Andrew L. Urban While the Australian Academy of Science made a positive contribution to the inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s wrongful murder convictions, its submission on climate change is “totally unrelated to science,” says Prof. Ian Plimer. The Academy’s latest submission … Continue reading

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It’s the energy, stupid!

Andrew L. Urban It took political columnist (ex ABC & Nine) Chris Uhlmann to sharpen the point that energy in the economy is the equivalent of oxygen in the air. In his May 4 column in the Weekend Australian (his … Continue reading

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Swiss grannies upstage Greta, court rules climate ‘rights’

Andrew L. Urban There is a mountain of irony in a group of four elderly women in Switzerland being concerned about the threat of extreme heat caused by climate change. They evidently think that countries can affect their own climate … Continue reading

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How the climate alarm sausage is made

Climate The Movie – The Cold Truth, written and directed by Martin Durkin, is free on YouTube. In 79 minutes the film provides a gripping examination and explanation of why, how and by whom the deadly sausage of ‘climate change’ … Continue reading

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