Josh Mar 22, 2014 Josh
It seemed wrong not to mark this weeks big news, though I realise no cartoon can come close to the hilarity of Lew's paper problems. I am sure there is solution round the bend, er... I mean, corner.
[H/t Simon Abingdon for mopping up the typo ]
Josh Mar 15, 2014 Josh I have been musing for some time about a way to show the range of sceptic views compared to non-sceptic views and I think I have come up with something simple that could be useful and fun.
Josh Mar 14, 2014 Energy: fracking Energy: shale Josh RSPB Wind turbines 
Not to mention the wind turbines' need for tons of steel and concrete, the devastation of the countryside, permanent loss of habitat and noise pollution. And they produce little energy for no reduction in CO2 emissions. Barbaric vandalism.
H/t BishopHill and Ron Hughes' grandson
Josh Mar 14, 2014 Climate: Parliament Deben Josh Matt Ridley Josh 
Recently, particularly since the 'Communicating the pause' blog post and discussion, it seems that Climate Science is trying to play catch up with sceptics. The latest Climate Sensitivity discussions have had a similar tone. Whatever the excuses for tardiness I think this is an entirely welcome development.
Josh Mar 3, 2014 Climate: McIntyre Josh 
If you read the comment threads at Climate Audit then you will be familiar with a character called Nick Stokes who argues the impossible and indefensible with great tenacity. Steve's patience with him is exemplary and this thread, in particular, prompted the cartoon.
Josh Feb 27, 2014 Climate: Mann Climate: McIntyre Josh 
Over at Climate Audit Steve McIntyre's posts on the 'Mann vs Steyn' battle are great fun to read and the comments are very entertaining. The posts are here, here, here, here, here, and here, with another post added today.
Many thanks, Steve, for a great set of posts - the cartoons are queuing up.
PS In case you are wondering where Mann's attire comes from the reference is here
Josh Feb 16, 2014 Josh 
Inspired by Emily Shuckburgh's recent performance at the Climate Change Committee AR5 hearing and with reference to Lauren Cooper (hilarious video), one of Catherine Tate's comic characters.
Josh Feb 15, 2014 Climate: MetOffice Josh 
H/t Lord May on the Daily Politics Show who thought the weather being on steroids was an apt metaphor. Thanks also to Julia Slingo for the latest suitably vague scientivist phrase "consistent with".
Josh Feb 13, 2014 Climate: MetOffice Environment Agency Josh Josh Hooray! Are we now 95% certain? Yes, we are! Yesterday we heard from UK climate science community about their work on AR5. The event was called "Climate Change 2013 - The Physical Science Basis. The Working Group 1 contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change." Josh was there to draw some cartoon notes.
Josh Jan 19, 2014 
As posted earlier, Tim Yeo is in the news again with his local party voicing their misgivings about him fighting to stay on as their MP.
In the Daily Mail Simon Barrett notes that "As a journalist, Charles Dickens reported on an Election in Sudbury, believed to be the fictional ‘rotten borough’ of ‘Eatanswill’ in Pickwick Papers".
'Eatanswill', just the kind of name to make Tim feel right at home. How prescient, Mr Dickens.
Josh Dec 31, 2013 Josh Josh Dec 22, 2013 Josh 
Josh Dec 16, 2013 Josh 
There is a very funny post at WUWT here about an odd Facebook page called 'I Heart Climate Scientists'. The page seems to be doing its very best to reduce climate science credibility to zero using voodoo science and scary environmentialism.
Clearly they are not taking this whole thing seriously. Excellent, keep it up, guys.
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