Funny how Australia goes through a pretty normal heat wave. Hot, but not abnormal given the reasons for it. The high covering the country. The tropical low staying above Australia instead of around the 3/4 mark over Australia and the lower jetstream staying off of Australia which usually spikes up and down midway through Australia.

Now England are talking about a mini-ice age. But dont be fooled. The doomsday cult are here to tell you that heat causes cold. Warmer makes it colder. They will not tell you it is because of the jetstream shift or a non-active sun, but warmer makes it colder.

It’s snowing, and it really feels like the start of a mini ice age
Something is up with our winter weather. Could it be the Sun is having a slow patch?

By Boris Johnson

Firstly, it’s not just anyone, but Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, personality, and potential Tory leader in the UK.  (He’s got so much potential several Tories in safe seats have offered to resign to let him run.) Secondly, he’s confident, brazen and unapologetic. There are not many of the usual duck-and-cover caveats (only lip-service ones), and no bowing to the bullies who will call him names rather than discuss the ideas.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/9814618/Its-snowing-a...

Here is something else for you MOTR.

nights are getting hotter therefore AGW

Not any more. That saying is dead in the water.

Funny how Australia goes through a pretty normal heat wave. Hot, but not abnormal given the reasons for it. The high covering the country. The tropical low staying above Australia instead of around the 3/4 mark over Australia and the lower jetstream staying off of Australia which usually spikes up and down midway through Australia.

Now England are talking about a mini-ice age. But dont be fooled. The doomsday cult are here to tell you that heat causes cold. Warmer makes it colder. They will not tell you it is because of the jetstream shift or a non-active sun, but warmer makes it colder.

It’s snowing, and it really feels like the start of a mini ice age
Something is up with our winter weather. Could it be the Sun is having a slow patch?

By Boris Johnson

Firstly, it’s not just anyone, but Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, personality, and potential Tory leader in the UK.  (He’s got so much potential several Tories in safe seats have offered to resign to let him run.) Secondly, he’s confident, brazen and unapologetic. There are not many of the usual duck-and-cover caveats (only lip-service ones), and no bowing to the bullies who will call him names rather than discuss the ideas.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/9814618/Its-snowing-a...

Greater London is home to around 7,556,9001 people who are spread across 607 square miles. This means it has one of the highest concentrations of electricity demand and CO2 emissions in Great Britain. The Capital also has the UK’s toughest targets to reduce carbon. As a result, the Mayor and the London Development Agency (the LDA) have committed to reduce London’s carbon by 60% by 2025.

These are ambitious targets and to tackle them as well as possible, London has become a test-bed for an urban low-carbon project.

‘Low Carbon London’ will run until June 2014 and features all kinds of initiatives. For example, energy saving measures are being applied to 70% of London’s housing; and, through a ‘Responsible Procurement Strategy’, energy efficiency will be showcased through the Greater London Authority Group’s 8,000 vehicles and 900 buildings.

Transport will play a major role as it is a huge contributor to CO2 emissions. Londoners will be encouraged to move around quickly and easily using low carbon forms of transport, such as electric vehicles, hybrid buses and bicycles.

As well as saving energy, it’s about generating it. The Mayor has a London Plan which is a strategy for improving people’s quality of life in the city. The plan has set a target for 2025, where 25% of its energy needs will be met mainly by generating electricity on a local level. It’s far less wasteful to create energy locally than to transfer it from a power station, miles away.

A Green Enterprise District is being created across east London to help the City become a global leader in the low carbon economy. Spanning the boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Waltham Forest, Barking and Dagenham and Havering, the scheme will create 6,000 jobs and help to ‘regenerate one of the most deprived areas in the capital’2 .
The Government will get together with businesses and local communities to save carbon and show what can be achieved.

The Mayor will be working with partners to see if there are any skills shortages which could delay moves to a low carbon future. 17 London universities, who focus on climate change research, have signed up to help.

“I want London to be ahead of the queue, grasping a significant share of the jobs and economic booty arising from this new generation of low carbon goods and services.” 

Here is something else for you MOTR.

nights are getting hotter therefore AGW

Not any more. That saying is dead in the water.

A relatively small change in the average temperature can easily double the frequency of extreme heat events. Australia has warmed steadily since the 1940s, and the probability of extreme heat has now increased almost five-fold compared with 50 years ago.

Within the past decade, the number of extreme heat records in Australia has outnumbered extreme cold records by almost 3:1 for daytime maximum temperatures and 5:1 for night-time minimum temperature.

The duration of heat waves has increased in some parts, especially in the northern half of the continent. Put another way, the frequency of abnormally hot days (above the 90th percentile) has increased by 30% and the frequency of hot nights (above the 90th percentile) has increased by 50%.

progressiveslol wrote on Jan 21^st, 2013 at 8:56pm:


Obfiscate as much as you want, progs. You can't hide the heat forever.