Unbelievable. And no byline. Hat tip Pounce. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.

Via Tim Blair, a reminder of stark warnings from BBC Radio 4’s Costing the Earth in 2007: The Australian of the year 2007, environmentalist Tim Flannery, once predicted that Perth in Western Australia could become the world’s first ghost metropolis, its population forced to abandon the city due to lack of water. While some critics scoffed at this idea, there is no doubt that it has forced the city to … Continue reading →

You’ve got to hand it to the BBC. They won’t give up one some things – and especially their relentless advocacy of AGW. No matter what the facts, they will twist them. Take this item, on wind power on Orkney. It’s one long commercial for the joys of “renewables”, an ode to the importance of us all buckling down and accepting these bird-chopping, landscape-defacing monstrosities. Notice that the one thing … Continue reading →

Matt Frei: Funny, I assumed from decades of BBC coverage that the Republicans were already America’s nasty party. Judging by Frei’s warning it would appear that there’s room to crank up the anti-Republican rhetoric even higher. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.

Oxfam, one of the BBC’s favourite political organisations – spreading dissension and hate in the name of climate change – has spent megabucks of donor cash (no doubt given in the mistaken belief that it would help the poor)in a project to try and understand how the blogsphere supports sceptical thought about the causes of warming. In so doing, it’s drawn up this diagram (with the heading “how to combat … Continue reading →