Some good news on the climate change front
From the
Pointman:
Well, at least one of the bastards is behind bars
It�s been a very big week in the war against climate alarmism. FOIA revealed the password, which now gives access to all the emails contained in the CG2 release. Given that the archive contains something like 220,000 emails, you can expect a bit of a lull on the blogging front, simply because there�s a lot of reading going on, rather than writing.
Given such excitement, it�s easy to understand why the other big news event of the week barely got a mention.
That was Mr. Chris Huhne, starting a prison sentence. If you perhaps don�t know his name, he was the UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change. Under his direction, the UK adopted massively expensive renewable energy policies, which have pushed nearly a third of households into fuel poverty. Just recently, pensioner organisations have estimated this Winter�s death toll among the elderly will top 26,000 people by the end of March, simply because they can no longer afford heating or are self-rationing it down to dangerous levels.
It wasn't a climate issue that put Mr. Huhne behind bars -- it was lying about a traffic infraction. Still, it's a start. The people who started this scam and who promoted it despite knowing that it was a fraud need to be called to task for their misdeeds...
Posted by DaveH at March 15, 2013 7:38 PM