Blog Detail
Sustainability and stuff according to Nick Palmer
http://nickpalmer.blogspot.com
Serious, wide ranging Green thought, comment, suggestions and videos with a dash of hang gliding and a sprinkle of Cold Fusion. Biased towards avoiding AGW climate change and countering time-wasting "denier/inactivists"
- Added on: May 16th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Nick Palmer
- Listed in: Green Extreme
- Tags: environment sustainability green transition hang gliding ecological economics
Recent Posts
Gravity is a Hoax!!!
Here’s a link to an irresistible cartoon from Mark Fiore. It shows that it isn’t just the Climategate emails that show scientists in a human light. Using the same sort of logic as a lot of the denier maroons who are trumpeting the Climategate ...
Climate Crock of the week vs Climategate
Somewhat more restrained in tone, Peter Sinclair’s latest Climate Crock video socks it to sniggering denialist “Climategate” idiots by comparing them to Beavis and Butthead. Now, I consider this very unfair to B&B because they were only e...
Climategate almost meets Crock of the week
Here's a masterfully sarcastic takedown by Potholer54 of the idiotically deceitful mania of the PR blitz currently being mounted by denialists, over the Climategate hacked emails. It clearly shows that these obstructive characters will say anything...
Climategate
A storm in a tea cup being ruthlessly exploited by the denialists - or obstructionists if that makes them feel happier, because they really can't seem to see that they're like the man who "hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest" (from"Th...
350
On 24 October, people in 181 countries came together to speak with one voice on the most urgent issue of our times: the climate crisis. Through http://www.350.org, people in every corner of the planet coordinated the most widespread day of environmen...
Collapse/Easter Island bunny
I referenced Jared Diamond in the last post and his book Collapse: how societies choose to succeed or fail. Sometimes people haven’t got too much time to investigate so here is a cartoon that just about sums up the basic theme of the book. It's...
