"More evidence of low climate sensitivity at these concentrations.
Nov 22, 2018 at 7:11 PM | M Courtney"

But not according to Climate Science Models, programmed by Climate Scientists with the output of other failed models.

Nov 22, 2018 at 8:04 PM | Mark Hodgson

I do wonder what Mr & Mrs Blair and Mr & Mrs Clinton talked about and planned for their personal power, greed, wealth and retirement. Forced Multiculturalism has been a bit of a disaster for the EU aswell.

"Humans 'off the hook' for African mammal extinction"

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46306622

"New research has disputed a longstanding view that early humans helped wipe out many of the large mammals that once roamed Africa.

Today, Africa broadly has five species of massive, plant-eating mammal; but millions of years ago there were many more types of giant herbivore.

Why so many types vanished is not known, but many experts have blamed our tool-using, meat-eating ancestors.

Now, researchers say the mammal decline began long before humans appeared.

Writing in the journal Science, Tyler Faith, from the Natural History Museum of Utah, and colleagues argue that long-term environmental change drove the extinctions.

This mainly took the form of an expansion of grasslands, in response to falling atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels."

and:

"The researchers also examined records of climatic and environmental trends. They conclude that the climate is a much more likely culprit than humans. Climate change seems to have been behind the replacement of large shrubs and trees by grasslands.

"The key factor in the Plio-Pleistocene megaherbivore decline seems to be the expansion of grasslands, which is likely related to a global drop in atmospheric CO₂ over the last five million years," said co-author John Rowan, from University of Massachusetts Amherst.

"Low CO₂ levels favour tropical grasses over trees, and as a consequence savannas became less woody and more open through time. We know that many of the extinct megaherbivores fed on woody vegetation, so they seem to disappear alongside their food source."

The loss of big mammals in Africa could also explain other extinctions that have been blamed on our ancient ancestors."

@ Nov 22, 2018 at 4:59 PM | Unregistered CommenterTinyCO2

You say 'The EU however is a return to remote govenment who can't hear or don't want to hear protests. The Uk public couldn't make the EU hear them, no matter how many Nigel Farages they voted for.'
+ 10 How right you are!

Hillary finally catches up with the times:

"Hillary Clinton urges Europe to curb migration to stop populists
Former US presidential candidate said leaders must show they can no longer ‘provide refuge and support.’"

https://www.politico.eu/article/hillary-clinton-urges-europe-to-curb-migration-to-stop-populists/

"Europe needs a tougher approach on immigration in order to curb the growing threat of rightwing populists, Hillary Clinton said, calling on EU leaders to show their electorates that they can no longer “provide refuge and support.”

“I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame,” Clinton said in an interview with the Guardian published Thursday.

The former U.S. Democratic presidential candidate suggested that immigration concerns in part contributed to Britain’s vote to leave the EU — which Clinton has previously described as the “greatest self-inflicted wound in modern history” — as well as her election loss to Donald Trump."

I remember reading a IEA report after the Indian currency withdrawal.
They got all emission wet thinking of the extra energy activity created by destroying the village economy.
These guys are crazy beyond most people's understanding.
Anything pointless that is not servicing real human need is applauded as it helps their monopoly position.