Links tagged “NYC”
- People’s climate march wants to change the system, not the weather
- ‘Dreary climate summit was surely their saddest fiasco yet’
- Alex Epstein Loves Fossil Fuels, Mixing it Up with Climate Marchers in NYC
'Notes the irony of the organizers banning wooden signs, which meant most of the signs were made from petroleum products... puzzled looks on the protesters’ faces when Alex told them their “clothes were fracking.
- Climate Worship at the Cathedral at NYC march: ‘Paid homage to Mother Earth by asking worshippers to pile stones on the altar to confirm their climate commitment’
- Actual UN climate chief Figueres quote on march: ‘These past few days have been nothing less than a climate love-in’
- Morano predicts: UN climate agreement ‘a done deal’ – Obama ‘seeking an agreement next year at all costs’
Morano: 'This is President Obama's moment. He is seeking a treaty or an agreement next year at all costs. It really doesn't matter where China is, where India is; for the first time since the Kyoto protocol was signed back in the 1990s we have a United States committed to signing and making a global treaty happening," Morano reports. "And this is going to get the international community very excited. The United Nations leaders are going to be gaga over this.'
'President Obama -- and John Kerry is seeking a legacy as well -- is going to make an agreement happen next year in Paris. That's a done deal. And of course he wants to bypass the Senate ratification.'
- Men Are Planning To Destroy The Climate: ‘Women and children are disproportionately affected’
'Climate change is an example of social inequality': 'The destruction we’re facing has been wrought under male leadership, and women and children are disproportionately affected. Addressing climate change is going to require a very strong shift in leadership, and require us to include the vision of women and youth.'
- Alert: ‘Bill McKibben’s Funders Haven’t Divested From Fossil Fuels’ – Climate march organizer quietly ‘acknowledges [their funders] have millions of dollars invested in fossil fuels’
Media Misses The Story On Rockefeller Brothers Fund Divestment Announcement: 'The biggest irony of all is that not even the funders of the “divestment” campaign have divested from fossil fuels.'
- Watch Now: Morano in Fox News debate with warmist on Climate March: Morano: ‘You guys say we face the greatest threat and then you propose symbolism to solve it’
Morano on Fox News Channel - 'Your World w/ Neil Cavuto - September 22, 2014
Selected excerpts: Morano: 'The satellite data shows that we are almost at 18 years with no 'global warming. That means every kid 18 or under at that march has never experienced global warming in their lifetime.
Warmist New York State Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh defended placing global warming as high priority in U.S. by stating: 'We need to be a country that can walk and chew gum at the same time.'
Morano to Kavanagh: 'You keep talking about walking and chewing gum, this is stepping into gum. You have a UN treaty & EPA -- where even if you buy their science - Podesta said EPA regulations would help reduce future storminess. The regulations will not even impact global emissions, let alone temperature, let alone storminess. Don't sell [regulations] as a solution to an urgent problem which they have ginned up. You guys say we face the greatest threat and then you propose symbolism to solve it. Even if you buy the science, what you are proposing makes no sense. Get your feet out of the gum."
Morano on IPCC: 'The UN IPCC scientists are handpicked by governments because they will agree with conclusion. It is pure politics masquerading as science.'
- Wall Street Journal features Climate Depot’s coverage of People’s Climate March
WSJ: Climate Depot's Marc Morano reports: 'Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lamented that there were no current laws on the books to punish global warming skeptics. 'I wish there were a law you could punish them with. I don't think there is a law that you can punish those politicians under.'WSJ: 'Kennedy's comments are more in the spirit of the tanks at Tiananmen Square a quarter-century ago than the protesters.'
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‘Gross misinformation’: Extreme weather expert Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. Slams New hurricane study – ‘Re-invents history by using modeled historical hurricane activity to find the right trends’
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The new global warming ‘pause’ increases to nearly 8 years – No warming since March 2014
On the HadCRUT4 data, there has been no global warming for close to eight years, since March 2014. That period can be expected to lengthen once the HadCRUT data are updated – the “University” of East Anglia is slower at maintaining the data these days than it used to be.
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The Real Threat to Banks Isn’t From Climate Change. It’s From Bankers.
Michael Shellenberger: A major new staff report from the New York Federal Reserve Bank throws cold water on the over-heated rhetoric coming from activist investors, bankers, and politicians. “How Bad Are Weather Disasters for Banks?” asks the title of the report by three economists. “Not very,” they answer in the first sentence of the abstract.
The reason is because “weather disasters over the last quarter century had insignificant or small effects on U.S. banks’ performance.” The study looked at FEMA-level disasters between 1995 and 2018, at county-level property damage estimates, and the impact on banking revenue.
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UK Independent promotes ‘personal carbon quotas’ as ‘demonstrably do-able’ – ‘Every person in UK be given a monthly carbon budget to balance between heating, travel, energy & food’
UK Independent: "Your home, sometime in the next decade. You click the heating on and receive an app notification telling you how much of your carbon allowance you’ve used today. Outside in the drive, your car’s fuel is linked to the same account. In the fridge, the New Zealand lamb you’ve bought has cost not just pounds and pence but a chunk of this monthly emissions budget too. Welcome to the world of personal carbon allowances – a concept that is increasingly gaining traction among experts as a possible response to the climate crisis. Each month, it would see every person or household in the country given a limited emissions quota to spend on heating, energy, travel, food and possibly consumer goods. Those who wish to expend more could buy top-ups. Those who require less would be able to sell their left-overs back to the ‘grid’." ... Now, in the wake of Cop26, many feel the concept – radical, perhaps, but demonstrably do-able – has never been riper for consideration. So, could this be our future? ... “By establishing an equal monthly budget for everyone, you create a sense of a shared effort to address a shared problem,” says Fawcett.#Covid/Climate: "Enamoured by lockdown, the puritans wish for a perma-pandemic in which no-one, nowhere, will be happy"- Ron Clutz: "This all sounds like one’s entire life would be recorded and regulated and monitored and meddled with by politicians who’ll punish or praise, all in pursuit of a vague utopia."
