Frederick Forsyth writes in the Express:

Harry Eyres write in the FT:

UpStreamOnline reports:

As we receive more and better climate data, it is becoming obvious that by far most of the “climate change” of the past century has been due to natural cyclic fluctuations. In the face of overwhelmingly natural climate change, why are nations being compelled to risk their economies and power grids on unreliable intermittent exorbitantly expensive green energy? (Other than the fact that powerful political backers, activist groups, and other connected associates are heavily invested in the green scam, of course.)

After all these years, IPCC still doesn’t get it—we’ve been thawing out from the Little Ice Age for several hundred years but still are not yet back to pre-Little Ice Age temperatures that prevailed for 90% of the past 10,000 years. Warming and cooling has been going on for millions of years, long before CO2 could have had anything to do with it, so warming in itself…

The warming alarmists, Greens and Liberals are in a mixed state of consternation and incredulity that the world has not stopped turning since the release of the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report (AR5).

The Green scammers were over the moon with the PR for the report, which says something completely different to the findings, so the IPCC released the bad news first so that the Green propaganda machine could go into overdrive with the fear message, yet again.

We are over the peak. Years late, the IPCC concedes some territory and wears headlines they must hate (“Global warming is just HALF what we said“, “We got it wrong on warming“), but PR still rules, and in the big game, this will quickly spin to a minor bump. It’s a classic technique to release “the bad news” before the main report, to clear the air for the messages the agents want to…

Breitbart reports:

The Daily Star reports:

Jim Ball writes at Huffington Post:

Here’s the Huffington Post’s take on the latest wind weasel shenanigans in Hawaii.

STT thinks it sounds like a job for Steve McGarrett and his faithful side-kick, Danny “Danno” Williams.

How Renewable Portfolio Standards Can Subvert Your Economy
Huffington Post Hawaii
Sally Kaye
10 September 2013

A strange thing happened on our way to a “clean energy” future in the U.S.: we’ve been hijacked by private developers whose primary interest is cashing in on state and federal subsidies and the guaranteed payback of a hefty return on investment, spawned by each state’s need to meet self-imposed renewable portfolio standards (RPS).

Sales propaganda aside, many of these developers could care less if their pet projects lower greenhouse gases or otherwise help the planet; they are simply capitalizing on the potential riches guaranteed by us, the rate and taxpayers.

Hawaii is the poster child for how a stiff RPS can spawn a…