The weirdoh Greenies_Lose is on the good stuff again raving and ranting out of control.

In other words a normal Greenie.

Banging away on the FAKE Global Warming fiasco again.

Julia Gillard repeals Carbon Tax

Australia: April 1, 2012

Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard has announced she will be repealing Australia’s $23 per tonne Carbon Tax, which was due to be implemented on 1 July 2012.

She said it was embarrassing trying to defend her climate change advisors whose predictions kept failing. “It’s one thing when experts make predictions and they are slightly wrong,” she said “but when the complete opposite happens, then there is something drastically wrong.  It’s clear to me now that the sun drives climate change. The Carbon Tax will therefore not be implemented on 1 July.”

She was referring to the numerous predictions made of permanent drought in Australia due to man made global warming. Australia has since experienced record breaking flooding. Also 2011 was Australia’s coldest year in a decade, defying an established trend to higher temperatures.

“All funds to man-made climate change research will be stopped with immediate effect” she said “instead, the millions of dollars will be put into cancer research. With this massive increase in funding to cancer research, we expect to find a cure for cancer within the next 5 years.”

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No wonder pathetic Pauline Propagandist didn't want to show her plagiarism.

Flanno epitomizes the lies that are the FAKE Global Warming HOAX.


Michael of Dubbo POSTED AT 9:10 AM MAY 15, 2012
"Its a land of drought and flooding rains" Tim you are a genius!!

Brett of Climate Change Central POSTED AT 9:09 AM MAY 15, 2012
Tim Flannery, here is a solution to your problem, if these so called 'mega bush fires' happen, it is ok, because the 1.1m rise in sea levels wil put out the fires no problems. As we will not be allowed to live anywhere near the coast, we will all be living alot closer to the fresh water of the great divide, so we wil not need de-sal plants.

morph of Sydney POSTED AT 9:05 AM MAY 15, 2012
Hey Tim I would like you to pay for the $1bn Sydney desal plant we don't need




Slippery when wet - Tim Flannery's climate warnings questioned after recent flooding
GEMMA JONES AND ROSEMARIE LENTINI THE DAILY TELEGRAPH MAY 15, 2012 12:00AM SHARE
   

More doom and gloom ... Climate Commissioner Tim Flannery / Pic: Alan Pryke

FIVE years ago, Climate Commissioner Tim Flannery predicted that the nation's dams would never be full again and major Australian cities would need desalination plants to cater for our water needs.

Yesterday, in his latest report, he said "climate change cannot be ruled out" as a factor in recent flooding rains, which led to some of those dams overflowing.

The apparent contradiction accompanies predictions that heatwaves, made worse by concrete, asphalt and buildings, will cause deaths and violence in western Sydney.

And just weeks before the carbon tax is due to come into effect and drive up electricity prices by 10 per cent, Professor Flannery's fellow commissioner Lesley Hughes said elderly people who cannot afford airconditioning were most at risk from the surge in temperatures.



Professor Flannery was quizzed at a press conference to launch the report yesterday on whether people would believe the latest round of predictions or if he thought some of his past predictions about rainfall and dams had been wrong.

"I've been really consistent with what I've said, which is that we've got a water problem in this country," he said.

"It's a land of drought and flooding rains. Just because we've had a few wet years doesn't mean that the problem is solved."

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Despite recent floods, the commission says droughts and excess rains will persist with Australia's south getting drier.

Professor Flannery blamed the GFC for any waning of public support for climate action but he believed people still felt strongly about the issue.

"People have got immediate short term concerns," he said. "Quite rightly, they're front of mind for most people.

"It doesn't mean they give away the long term issues they've got to deal with."

Fellow commissioner Will Steffen said there had been "a lot of confusion and misinformation" and he likened the climate to being on "steroids" and said droughts and rain events in future would be more severe.

The commissioners will face a town hall meeting at Parramatta RSL club tonight.

The truth is over 77% oppose the ignorance of pathetic pauline and her posse.

23% to educate, so to shut down pathetic pauline's anti science propaganda.

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Pathetic Pauline's Propagandist is muddling up weather with climate.

DOHL !!!

Poor Greenies_Lose's technical inadequacy is on display for all to see.

But Greenies_Lose assures us all that she is a climate/weather hexspurt!!!

You know they are lost as soon as they dredge up the old weather vs climate dribble.


For those who aren’t familiar with Professor Tim Flannery, he is a (well paid government funded) joke here in Australia. A few years back, he preached that global warming would cause permanent drought in Australia, “so even the rain that falls isn’t actually going to fill our dams and river systems …”. Since then we have had nothing but floods floods floods!

Based on Flannery’s past prediction failures, I suggest that if you live in Western Sydney, that you buy some warm clothes and invest in some serious heating!



Climate commissioner Professor Tim Flannery said temperatures on rise in Sydney's west
GEMMA JONES POLITICAL REPORTER THE DAILY TELEGRAPH MAY 14, 2012 1:05PM SHARE
   

Climate Commissioner Tim Flannery. Picture: Andy Baker

THE nation's leading climate change expert has again warned of dire weather events - but this time his predictions centre on western Sydney.

Headed by Chief Commissioner Professor Tim Flannery, the Climate Commission predicts mental health complaints will be worse during the predicted heat waves.

The commission said western suburbs were suffering from "an urban island heat effect" with concrete, buildings and asphalt raising temperatures by 1C to 2C.

The commission's Professor Lesley Hughes said last night deaths should also be expected if the forecasts of more severe heatwaves were realised.

The horror predictions in the report come after a cool summer with the longest run of days under 30C in 15 years.

"We know mortality goes up in heatwaves. If we get heat waves in western Sydney, yes, we would expect to see that (deaths)," Prof Hughes said.

Asked about mental health and other impacts raised in the report, she said heatwaves led to surges in violence.

"The police actually know, this was brought out in our previous report, when you get several days of extreme hot weather, they have more problems, there's more violence, people are cranky and prone to violent outbursts," she said.

Heat combined with poorer air quality could mean hospitals, which already experienced more emergency cases on hot days, recorded a 40 per cent jump in admissions from 2020-30 and a 200 per cent increase from 2050-60, the commission will claim, based on a report from 2008.

If extreme weather caused power outages, the climate scientists feared serious health impacts if blackouts caused "food to spoil due to improper refrigeration, or be contaminated due to inadequate cooking, leading to illness".

The report said hot days had already increased 60 per cent in western Sydney since 1970 and days in Sydney above 35C would balloon from 3.3 in 2008 to 14 in 2100.

From 1970 to 2011, the number of days over 35C in NSW jumped by up to 7.5 per decade.

Prof Hughes said the cooler, wetter summer was a case of day-to-day weather.

However she said the warnings were based on long term analysis of climate change.

But James Cook University Adjunct Professor Bob Carter, an environmental scientist, rubbished the predictions.

"So what. There is always going to be more or fewer hot days per decade," he said.

He claimed forecasting models to project warming, used by the UN, were wrong and that claims made about the start of this century had proven wrong.

"Those same computer models predicted there would be two-tenths of a degree of warming between the turn of the century and 2010 - in fact we had no warming at all.

"If you bring it out to 2012, we have had a slight cooling."

The Climate Commission report will be released today ahead of a forum with Prof Flannery, Prof Hughes and fellow Commissioner Will Steffen at Parramatta RSL club tomorrow night.