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Not Dreaming Of A White Christmas

Episode 5 of the The Climate Discussion Nexus podcast, hosted by John Robson, titled "Not Dreaming Of A White Christmas" was published on January 23, 2023 and runs 12 minutes.

January 23, 2023 ·12m · The Climate Discussion Nexus

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Dr. John Robson comments on key items from the latest Climate Discussion Nexus weekly "Wednesday Wakeup" newsletter (https://climatediscussionnexus.com/ne..., from climate alarmists not wanting a white Christmas but it came all the same to British police threatening people who honk at activists blocking roads to nuclear fusion still being a pipe dream so what about fission to a climate quiz saying it's no good turning down the heat, you have to turn down meat to the Canadian government being unable to hand out free money for once, and it's to mitigate climate change policy harm, to scientists saying any warming in the last 20 years might be natural, it depends what assumptions you program into your computer model, to Judith Curry asking whether anyone who thought the mild warming in the last 150 years was natural would possibly also think it was bad to the Canadian Urban Heat Island effect to plants almost succumbing to carbon starvation 20,000 years ago.

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